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【正文】 nstrate the incredible brutality of civil war. The Old Man and the Sea This parable old man’s struggle with the natural world of his noble courage and endurance, tells of the Cuban fisherman Santiago, who for 84 luckless days has rowed his skiff into the gulf stream in quest of marlin. ? alone. aged and solitary, he goes far out and hooks a great fish that tows拖 , 曳his boat afternoon and night and into the next day as he pit his skill and wanting strength against it. ? As this second night turn to dawn he finally harpoons his catch, and makes his weary way home. but he was attacked by sharks and he fights them as best he can .When he makes land his marlin is but a skeleton. Proud in defeat, Santiago furls his sail and staggers to his home. A Clean, WellLighted Place At a sidewalk table of a Spanish cafe an old, deaf man sits drinking brandy late at night as the two waiters discuss him, the older one with sympathy because he too is lonely, feaful, confident of nothing, and also in need of the security of a clean welllighted place. symbols ? light and dark, ? the difference between this man and the young people ? physical darkness,darkness of reality. ? light represents any device man uses to distract himself from the darkness. ? The story’s image of the lighted caf233。 ? The Old Man and Sea The narrator, Barnes is an American veteran of WWI who suffered physical injuries that have made him physiologically impotent, and unable to pursue a sexual relationship with Brett. Having lost direction of his life as a result of his experiences during the war. Lady Brett is the object of lust for most of the male characters of the book. Brett also lacks direction in life and finds emptiness in , Ashley, and Cohn are seen wondering pointlessly, restless and impotent , enjoying things like fishing, swimming, bullfight and the beauty of the nature but aware all the while that the world is meangless and futile. The Sun Also Rises A Farewell to Arms is a semiautobiographical novel, the novel is told through the point of view of Lieutenant Henry, an A
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