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The recurring motif of self-reliance is seen when Santiago A. eats the raw flying fish. B. views the fish as a worthy opponent. C. explains the cycle of life on the sea D. wishes he was a baseball player.
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The recurring motif of self-reliance is seen when Santiago

A. eats the raw flying fish.
B. views the fish as a worthy opponent.
C. explains the cycle of life on the sea
D. wishes he was a baseball player.

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The correct answer is B
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Answer:

b

Step-by-step explanation:

views the fish as worthy opponent

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