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What happens to the marlin after Santiago kills it?

AIt escapes

BIt is sold in the market

CIt is eaten by sharks

DIt is displayed in a museum

Answer:

C. It is eaten by sharks

Read Explanation:

After Santiago kills the marlin and ties it to his skiff, sharks attack and devour most of its flesh, leaving only the skeleton. This symbolizes the loss of glory despite great effort.


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