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In The Old Man and the Sea, how does the setting of Santiago’s shack affect the story?

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Readers understand that Santiago wants to live a simple life and his wants and needs are minimal.

It highlights the poverty that exists for the fishermen in the village where Santiago lives.

It emphasizes Santiago’s meager living conditions and how desperate he is to catch a fish.

Readers understand that Santiago admires Joe DiMaggio because his father was a poor fisherman.

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The effects that the setting in The Old Man and the Sea has are:

  • It highlights the poverty that exists for the fishermen in the village where Santiago lives.
  • It emphasizes Santiago’s meager living conditions and how desperate he is to catch a fish.

Why did Hemingway use Santiago's shack?

The reason why The Old Man and the Sea has the setting of Santiago's shack is to show that there is poverty among the fishermen as wealthier people would not live in shacks.

This shows just how bad Santiago's living condition is and helps explain why he needs to catch a fish.

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