《老人与海》英文梗概“梗概”英文的
<p>问题：《老人与海》英文梗概“梗概”英文的<p>答案：↓↓↓<p class="nav-title mt10" style="border-top:1px solid #ccc;padding-top: 10px;">孙毅的回答：<div class="content-b">网友采纳 TheOldManandtheSeaisthestoryofanepicstrugglebetweenanold,seasonedfishermanandthegreatestcatchofhislife.Foreighty-fourdays,Santiago,anagedCubanfisherman,hassetouttoseaandreturnedempty-handed.Soconspicuouslyunluckyishethattheparentsofhisyoungdevotedapprenticeandfriend,Manolin,haveforcedtheboytoleavetheoldmaninordertofishinamoreprosperousboat.Nevertheless,theboycontinuestocarefortheoldmanuponhisreturneachnight.Hehelpstheoldmantotehisgeartohisramshacklehut,securesfoodforhim,anddiscussesthelatestdevelopmentsinAmericanbaseball,especiallythetrialsoftheoldman’shero,JoeDiMaggio.Santiagoisconfidentthathisunproductivestreakwillsooncometoanend,andheresolvestosailoutfartherthanusualthefollowingday. Ontheeighty-fifthdayofhisunluckystreak,Santiagodoesaspromised,sailinghisskifffarbeyondtheisland’sshallowcoastalwatersandventuringintotheGulfStream.Heprepareshislinesanddropsthem.Atnoon,abigfish,whichheknowsisamarlin,takesthebaitthatSantiagohasplacedonehundredfathomsdeepinthewaters.Theoldmanexpertlyhooksthefish,buthecannotpullitin.Instead,thefishbeginstopulltheboat. Unabletotiethelinefasttotheboatforfearthefishwouldsnapatautline,theoldmanbearsthestrainofthelinewithhisshoulders,back,andhands,readytogiveslackshouldthemarlinmakearun.Thefishpullstheboatallthroughtheday,throughthenight,throughanotherday,andthroughanothernight.Itswimssteadilynorthwestuntilatlastittiresandswimseastwiththecurrent.Theentiretime,Santiagoenduresconstantpainfromthefishingline.Wheneverthefishlunges,leaps,ormakesadashforfreedom,thecordcutshimbadly.Althoughwoundedandweary,theoldmanfeelsadeepempathyandadmirationforthemarlin,hisbrotherinsuffering,strength,andresolve. Onthethirddaythefishtires,andSantiago,sleep-deprived,aching,andnearlydelirious,managestopullthemarlinincloseenoughtokillitwithaharpoonthrust.Deadbesidetheskiff,themarlinisthelargestSantiagohaseverseen.Helashesittohisboat,raisesthesmallmast,andsetssailforhome.WhileSantiagoisexcitedbythepricethatthemarlinwillbringatmarket,heismoreconcernedthatthepeoplewhowilleatthefishareunworthyofitsgreatness. AsSantiagosailsonwiththefish,themarlin’sbloodleavesatrailinthewaterandattractssharks.Thefirsttoattackisagreatmakoshark,whichSantiagomanagestoslaywiththeharpoon.Inthestruggle,theoldmanlosestheharpoonandlengthsofvaluablerope,whichleaveshimvulnerabletoothersharkattacks.Theoldmanfightsoffthesuccessiveviciouspredatorsasbesthecan,stabbingatthemwithacrudespearhemakesbylashingaknifetoanoar,andevenclubbingthemwiththeboat’stiller.Althoughhekillsseveralsharks,moreandmoreappear,andbythetimenightfalls,Santiago’scontinuedfightagainstthescavengersisuseless.Theydevourthemarlin’spreciousmeat,leavingonlyskeleton,head,andtail.Santiagochastiseshimselfforgoing“outtoofar,”andforsacrificinghisgreatandworthyopponent.Hearriveshomebeforedaybreak,stumblesbacktohisshack,andsleepsverydeeply. Thenextmorning,acrowdofamazedfishermengathersaroundtheskeletalcarcassofthefish,whichisstilllashedtotheboat.Knowingnothingoftheoldman’sstru
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