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IhaveandingofitandIamIbelieveiwasasintokillthefish.IsupposeitwaseventhoughIdidittokeepmealiveandfeedmahehingisasin.Donotthinkaboutsin.Itismuchtoolateforthatandtherearepeopleaidtodoit.Letthemthinkaboutit.Youwereborntobeafishermanasthefishwasborntobeafish.SanPedrowasafishermanaswasthefathergio.
Buthelikedtothinkaboutallthingsthathewasinvolvedinaherewasnothingtoreadahavearadio，hethoughtmudhekeptonthinkingaboutsin.Youdidnotkillthefishonlytokeepaliveandtosellforfood，hethought.Youkilledhimforprideandbecauseyouareafisherman.Youlovedhimwhenhewasaliveandyoulovedhimafter.Ifyoulovehim，itisnotasintokillhiOrisitmore?
“Youthinktoomuan，”
hesaidaloud.
Butyouenjoyedkilliuso，hethought.Helivesonthelivefishasyoudo.Heisnotasorjustamovieassomesharksare.Heisbeautifulandnobleandknowsnofearofanything.
“Ikilledhimiheoldmansaidaloud.“AndIkilledhimwell.”
Besides，hethought，everythihingelseinsomeway.Fishingkillsmeexactlyasitkeepsmealive.Theboykeepsmealive，hethought.Imustnotdeceivemyselftoomuch.
HeleahesideandpulledlooseapieeatofthefishwherethesharkhadcuthiHecheweditasqualityanditsgoodtaste.Itwasfirmandjuicy，likemeat，butitwasherewasniawthehighestprithemarket.Butthereitsstoutofthewaterandtheoldmaaveryhadtimewasing.
Thebreezewassteady.Ithadbackedalittlefurtherih-eastameantthatitwouldnotfalloff.Theoldmanlookedaheadofhimbuthecouldseenosailsnorcouldheseethehullnorthesmokeofanyship.TherewereonlytheflyingfishthatwentupfromhisbowsailingawaytoeithersideachesofGulfweed.Heotevenseeabird.
Hehadsailedfortwierimesgabitofthemeatfromthemarlin，tryi，whehefirstofthet>
“Ay，”
hesaidaloud.Thereisnotranslationforthissitisjustanoisesuchasamanmightmake，involuntarily，feelingthenailghhishandsandintothewood.
“Galanos，”
hesaidaloud.Hehadseentheseowihefirstahemasshovel-nosedsharksbythebrularfinandthesweepihetail.Theyhadthesdwereexdiyreathuheywerelosingandfii.Buttheyweregallthetime.
Theoldmafastailler.Theookuptheoarwiththek.Helifteditaslightlyashecouldbecausehishahepain.Thenheopenedahemonitlightlytoloosehemfirmlysotheyainnowandwouldnotflindwatchedthesharkse.Hecouldseetheirwide，flatteedheadsnowaetippedwidepes.Theywerehatefulsharks，badsmelling，sgersaswellaskillers，aheywerehungrytheywouldbiteatanoarortherudderofaboat.Itwasthesesharksthatwouldcuttheturtles’legsandflippersoffwhelesonthesurfadtheywouldhitamaer，iftheywerehuhemanhadnosmelloffishbloodnoroffishslimeonhi
“Ay，”
theoldmansaid.“Galanos.eongalanos.”
Theycame.ButtheydidheMakohade.Ourofsightuheskiffandtheoldmaheskiffshakeashejerkedahefish.Theotherwatanwithhisslittedyelloweyesandthewithhishalfcircleofjawswidetohitthefishwherehehadalreadybeehelineshowedthetopofhisbrownheadandbackwherethebraihespinaldtheoldmahekheoariure，withdrewit，ainagainintotheshark’syellowcat-likeeyes.Thesharkletgoofthefishandsliddoiakenashedied.
Theskiffwasstillshakingwiththedestrutheothersharkwasdoingtothefishandtheoldmahesheetsothattheskiffwouldswingbroadsideandbringthesharkoutfromunder.WhehesharkheleahesideahiHehitohehidewassethardahekheblowhurtnotonlyhishandsbuthisshouldertoo.Butthesharkcameupfastwithhisheadoutandtheoldmanhithimsquarelyierofhisflat-toppedheadashisofwaterandlayagaiheoldmahebladeahesharkexathesamespotagaiillhuhhisjawshookedandtheoldmanstabbedhimihesharkstillhungthere.
“No?”
theoldmansaidahebladebetweeebraeandthebrain.Itwasahecartilagesever.Theoldmaheoarandputthebladebetweentheshark’sjawstoopeedthebladeandasthesharkslidloosehesaid，“Goon，galano.Slidedownamiledeep.Goseeyourfriend，ormaybeit’syourmother.”
Theoldmahebladeofhisknifeandlaiddowhehesheetandthesailfilledatheskiffontohercourse.
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