Poor/rich:
In the beginning, Santiago considers himself as a poor, a penniless so that he cannot marry the girl whom her beauty attracts him. At this period of the story, Santiago’s knowledge is that a baker can afford to marry the girl. However, at last, Santiago himself becomes rich after he finds the treasure.
Good/evil:
The Alchemist can be considered as a good person because he gives lessons and instruction to Santiago about becoming better in-tune with his heart and the universe.
Crystal merchant lets Santiago work in his shop to help him manage in food and shelter. This symbolizes the kindness of the merchant.
In the beginning, Santiago considers himself as a poor, a penniless so that he cannot marry the girl whom her beauty attracts him. At this period of the story, Santiago’s knowledge is that a baker can afford to marry the girl. However, at last, Santiago himself becomes rich after he finds the treasure.
Good/evil:
The Alchemist can be considered as a good person because he gives lessons and instruction to Santiago about becoming better in-tune with his heart and the universe.
Crystal merchant lets Santiago work in his shop to help him manage in food and shelter. This symbolizes the kindness of the merchant.