The Old Man and the Sea- Change "Change in all things is sweet." Aristotle was right when he uttered the words that lived on as this inspirational quote. When the attitudes of people, your surroundings, or yourself, take an unexpected turn, you usually end up finding out subsequently why changes in your life truly happen. Aside from the confusion and pain that primarily goes with it, change is an unintentional yet vital lesson on how to endure what life hands you. In Hemmingway's novel, "The Old Man and the Sea", Santiago and Manolin both go through quite a transformation as the boy emerges into the man he aspires to be ....

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