What are Santiago's feelings about the marlin as the second night approaches?

A. He is tired of the struggle and just wants it to end.

B. He is awed by the marlin's determination to fight.

C. He wishes he never caught the fish.

D. He fears the fish will haul him too far out to sea.

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Naomi Krause

25 September, 21:16

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Sofia Ruiz · Answer 1

The answer is c because Santiago regrets catching the fish in the first place because it had died in vain just like * yungbludMCRlilxan * had said.

Wade Watts · Answer 2

C. He wishes he never caught the fish.

Explanation:

Santiago feels badly that the fish died in vain.

What are Santiago's feelings about the marlin as the second night approaches?A. He is tired of the struggle and just wants it to end.B. He is awed by the marlin's determination to fight.C. He wishes he never caught the fish.D. He fears the fish will haul him too far out to sea.