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    fourteen-year-old boy, with a love for fishing and a crush on the seventeen-year-old girl next door. His love for Sheila soon comes into conflict with his passion for fishing. In this Journal I will be looking at his choice between his two loves and how it turns out for him. As I go on with the story I see that the narrator has to make a choice between the bass or Sheila, so I wonder which one? Maybe he’ll pick the bass.One reason is because he invests a lot of time in fishing. Putting a…

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    Passage: The passage I will be adapting from Shooting Water (Saltzman, 2005) comes about in chapter two when Devyani talks about when she learned to love photography. There will be a few alterations to the story, as I plan on expanding on this sequence. Treatment: Open on Istanbul as we see Devyani Salesman and her father Paul walking down the streets. The father and daughter couple walk together down the dark and dirty streets in complete silence as the world around them is bustling with…

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    This is important to him because if you don’t spend your day well fishing then what are you really doing. The general idea of these verses is that you must not be lazy or you will be poor and go do something of other people. This fits with the idea of Santiago because he doesn’t just sit around in his house, he is out…

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    A River Runs Through It is a novella about fly-fishing and family, told from the first-person perspective of author and major character Norman Maclean. The book is actually an autobiographical account of Maclean. Barely over one hundred pages, the book is one continuous narrative, moving from one episode of fishing to another, without separation by chapters. By describing his fishing trips and related events during the summer of 1937, a much older Maclean seeks to understand the tragedy of his…

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    deep wrinkles from the years in the sun, with only tattered over used simple clothing on his back. The only possessions the Old man had were his pride, boat and the friendship with a young boy named Manolin. Only it was more than a friendship, it was more like a fathership, the Old man nearly raised him, he taught him everything he knows about fishing.…

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    I walked through blurring snow and glistening flakes that were swirling around me up the hill to the old barn door in order to find shelter in the blizzard. I pushed open the door just enough to get through and entered the barn. There were fresh hay bales all over and I sat down on one and looked around examining my surroundings. I did a quick scan and nothing caught my attention at first, however, I scanned again and I saw what appeared to be an old antique chest in the far left corner of the…

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    certainly based “The Open Boat” on his real life experience during the sinking of his ship the SS Commodore while he was traveling to Cuba to be a war correspondent. “The Open Boat” is a roman a clef that tells the tale of four men: The Captain, the Cook, the Oiler, and the Correspondent. Trapped at sea, the four men do their best to try and get to the house on the shore, yet it seems as though no one can spot them. Frustratingly, when people from shore do glimpse the men in the boat, they…

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    Santiago: a Hemingway Code Hero The Old Man and The Sea is a book about an introspective fisherman who has a sense of adventure. Santiago, the main character, goes out fishing and endures one of the greatest battles of his life. As most code heroes do, he perseveres and lives to see another day. He believes “a man can be destroyed but not defeated” (Hemingway 103). This mindset of his allows him to get through life each day. The old man never backed down even in the darkest of times. Above all…

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    childhood memories that I cherish, but one that stands out most is going on fishing trips with my family. I’ll never forget the first time my dad and grandpa taught me , and the enthusiastic look on their face when I caught my first trout. Since then, I’ve longed for the day I could teach my own child, the way they taught me. It was two months shy of my daughters fifth birthday, and the weather was starting to warm up. Our local fishing lake had their “Trout season” sign up, and I couldn't have…

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    even fell off a few times. After that exhausting, yet fun adventure we switched people on the boat. Then, while the other were tubing some of us went kayaking with blue, green, or orange kayaks. The paddle boat was also another fun adventure that was tried while we were there. While that was our afternoon activities, we did do fun more and evening one as well. This would happen to include going fishing in the midmorning around ten and then after supper in the evening for a few hours as well.…

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