CAUSE AND EFFECT.

The fight develops, since we have said, in the loneliness of the sea, surrounded with water and with fish that do not sting, but he finds in everything the nobility, dignity and beauty of a full life, in which each one gains that one for what it fights.

He does not believe that it could be defeated "The man is not done for the defeat. A man can be destroyed, but not defeated ", because before it will be destroyed: the fight, as that of a Greek hero against his tragic destination, gives moral height to the personage, enclosedly beauty; it fights against the fish, his "brother", in whom he finds also nobility and dignity, because it fights to survive, expecting to obtain a victory that the life was denying to him till then; but it fights against the sharks even knowing that nothing will achieve, that only there will stay the testimony of which it had achieved it; it fights in spite of the pain and the desperation, because it knows that only it is the life.