2. What is the significance of Santiago becoming a shepherd rather then a priest, as his parents expected? Why did he make the choice to leave the seminary at the age of sixteen after learning to read and write? What does being a shepherd allow him to do?
3. Once Santiago believes he understands his heart, with agreement does he ask of it, and what does he promise it in return?
4. How has the character of the Crystal Merchant been tricked over time into believing " the world's greatest lie", as Melchizedek called it?
3. Once Santiago believes he understands his heart, with agreement does he ask of it, and what does he promise it in return?
4. How has the character of the Crystal Merchant been tricked over time into believing " the world's greatest lie", as Melchizedek called it?
5. What are the similarities and differences of both Santiago and The English man?
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