**
When Santiago asks the Englishman why the books are so complicated,
the man replies that the information in them is the responsibility of
those who can understand and so that not everyone can transform lead into
gold. If .......
Coelho
This section reinforces the idea that even though we are all part of
the......
**
Santiago tells the Englishman that what he learned from his books was
that the world has a soul, whoever understands this soul also understands
the language of things, that many alchemists had discovered........
The impact of this small section is summarized in its last lines - Santiago
says that everyone has his or her own way of learning things, but he respects
the Englishman for searching for his own Personal Legend. This is a lesson.........
**
The journey across the desert becomes more and more frightening as they
all come to realize that the slightest sound could land them in danger.
The camel driver tells Santiago one........
The lesson of this section is obvious - the past is over and the future
has yet to occur, so live for the present, because it is a gift.
Thinking about not making the desert crossing and avoiding the war
is stupid, because it's too.......
**
The next morning Santiago approaches their arrival at the oasis the
way the camel driver approaches life. He just stares at the line of date
palms. He knows that someday this will only be a memory, but he wants
to live it ..........
In this section, Santiago comes to realize the reality of the present
as a........
**
This section is devoted to the thoughts of the Alchemist who lives on
the oasis. He enjoys watching the caravans arrive, because he thinks that
the desert makes man appreciate the date trees. He also knows that within
this........
The Alchemist is very wise and transmits to the reader some basic truths: adversity can.......
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