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  This conversation from "The Old Man and the Sea" by Ernest Hemingway highlights the powerful bond between Santiago, the old fisherman, and Manolin, the boy who serves as his apprentice. Manolin questions whether Santiago really remembers a specific event, or if he only remembers it because Manolin has told him about it before. Santiago's response shows that he remembers everything about their relationship, even from the very beginning when they first went out to sea together. The old man's sunburned, confident and loving eyes convey the depth of his connection with Manolin, and emphasize the importance of their mentor-student relationship. This brief exchange captures the essence of the novel, which explores themes of loyalty, trust, and the enduring relationships that can develop even in the face of great hardship.

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