What does the marlin symbolize in The Old Man and the Sea? The marlin represents courage in the face of adversity. It contrasts Santiago’s life of poverty with the hope he has for the future. The marlin

What does the marlin symbolize in The Old Man and the Sea?

The marlin represents courage in the face of adversity.

It contrasts Santiago’s life of poverty with the hope he has for the future.

The marlin represents Santiago’s failure as a fisherman.

It signifies Santiago’s loneliness in the middle of the ocean.

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