A photograph of his wife once hung on his wall, but he has since taken it down and stuffed it under a clean shirt because the picture makes him too lonely. He is annoyed when people in his profession talk while they work, but consistently talks to himself and his body parts, notably his left hand, and he enjoys rambling about baseball, especially the Great DiMaggio. His apprentice's father has recently forced that young boy to work for another man; however, Manolin continues to serve as his caretaker. FTP, name this Cuban fisherman, the protagonist of The Old Man and the Sea.
A photograph of his wife once hung on his wall, but he has since taken it down and stuffed it under a clean shirt because the picture makes him too lonely. He is annoyed when people in his profession talk while they work, but consistently talks to himself and his body parts, notably his left hand, and he enjoys rambling about baseball, especially the Great DiMaggio. His apprentice's father has recently forced that young boy to work for another man; however, Manolin continues to serve as his caretaker. FTP, name this Cuban fisherman, the protagonist of The Old Man and the Sea.
A photograph of his wife once hung on his wall, but he has since taken it down and stuffed it under a clean shirt because the picture makes him too lonely.
{Santiago} (prompt on “The Old Man”) (2) [AH]