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Character Analysis: The Alchemist
In the novel The Alchemist the main character Santiago is still continuing his journey to find his personal legend. On his journey he has experienced many challenges, at times he has felt like he should give up and go back home. The Alchemist doesn't let santiago go home he tells him ¨...wherever your heart is, that is where you'll find your treasure¨ what the Alchemist meant by that is to follow your heart, to listen carefully, because it will guide you to where you need to be. I have experienced giving up like Santiago, but i found that if i listen to my heart i will always find a solution. It may not be what i expected it to be but it sure is better than just giving up and having the feeling of regret. It's not always going to be easy there
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