Manolin
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Manolin is the devoted young apprentice and companion of the aging fisherman Santiago in Ernest Hemingway’s novella "The Old Man and the Sea."
Statements (45)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
apprentice fisherman
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fictional character → literary character → |
| admires |
Joe DiMaggio
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Santiago → |
| ageGroup |
adolescent
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| appearsIn |
The Old Man and the Sea
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| appearsInGenre |
literary fiction
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| appearsInLanguageVersion |
English translation
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original English publication by Hemingway → |
| bringsBaitTo |
Santiago
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| bringsFoodTo |
Santiago
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| caresAbout |
Santiago's health
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| caresFor |
Santiago
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| createdBy |
Ernest Hemingway
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| discusses |
baseball
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| feels |
pity for Santiago's bad luck
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pride in Santiago's skill → |
| firstPublicationContext |
The Old Man and the Sea (1952 novella)
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| fishesWith |
another, more successful boat
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| forcedBy |
his parents
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| forcedToLeaveBoatOf |
Santiago
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| formerFishingPartnerOf |
Santiago
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| friendOf |
Santiago
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| gender |
male
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| hasMentor |
Santiago
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| helpsWith |
Santiago's fishing gear
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| language |
Spanish
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| loyalTo |
Santiago
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| medium |
novella
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| narrativeFunction |
to contrast youth and age
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to show Santiago's human connections → |
| nationality |
Cuban
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| occupation |
fisherman
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| plansTo |
take care of Santiago in the future
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| promisesToFishAgainWith |
Santiago
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| reads |
baseball news
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| readsTo |
Santiago
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| residence |
a coastal village near Havana
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| roleInWork |
supporting character
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| settingPeriod |
mid-20th century
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| studentOf |
Santiago
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| symbolizes |
continuity between generations
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hope → youth → |
Referenced by (3)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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Perico
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appearsAlongside |
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Santiago
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companion |
|
The Old Man and the Sea
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mainCharacter |