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Where in the old man and the sea does santiago describe the marlin?
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Where in the old man and the sea does santiago describe the marlin?

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The Marlin represents Santiago in his prime.Santiago sees the Marlin young beautiful and majestic. He describes the Marlin as his brother as well as his foe. He feels a kinship with the great fish that he doesn't have with people.
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