The reader is introduced to the marlin because Santiago sees one of the projecting sticks dip in the water (B).
In <em>The Old Man and the Sea</em>, the main character becomes aware of the presence of the marlin when he realizes something is tugging at his hundred-fathom-deep fishing line. Because of the strength of the bite, the stick to which the line is attached is pulled into the water. Santiago immediately recognizes the fish as being a large marlin.
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Tybalt
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Tybalt sends a letter to Romeo's house to challenge him to a duel because he is mad that Romeo crashed the party.
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They respected nature and rough terrain.
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