What power does Santiago's love for Fatima gave him?

He tells her that he loves her, and they embrace. Fatima instinctively understands Santiago and his quest; her unconditional love enables her to allow him to follow his dream, as Fatima knows he will return.

What does Santiago learn from Fatima?

Santiago is looking for treasure, not love, but when he meets Fatima, he realizes that he has always loved her. In this lesson, we will learn about love by examining some quotes in ''The Alchemist'' by Paulo Coelho.

What agreement does Santiago and Fatima come to?

Santiago will go find this treasure and Fatima will wait for him and then they will get married.

Did Santiago love Fatima?

But Fatima is perhaps even more important than the others, because Santiago believes she is a part of his treasure and Personal Legend. She and Santiago fall in love at first sight, though Santiago has loved her since smelling her perfume on the levanter.

When Santiago meets Fatima What does he realize?

Santiago then meets Fatima. As soon as Santiago approaches her, he notices her beauty, and he feels instantly in love with her.

THE THREE SECRETS OF FATIMA

How true is Santiago's love for Fatima?

The love between Santiago and Fatima is help up as ideal – a love that is sincere and true but also involves faith rather than any effort to control the beloved. Fatima believes in letting her beloved Santiago wander free, and encourages him to pursue his Personal Legend. She promises to wait for him while he does so.

What power does the alchemist say Santiago possesses?

Throughout the novel Santiago is faced with challenges, but he always seems to find a way to reconnect with his heart. By remembering that everything is connected through the soul of the world, and that everything happens for a reason, Santiago possesses the capability to overcome any obstacle.

What happened to Santiago and Fatima?

Santiago and Fatima would still love each other, but by the fourth year, the omens of treasure would disappear. The tribal chieftains would dismiss Santiago as their counselor, and Santiago would live the rest of his life in regret. The alchemist's story convinces Santiago.

What does Fatima represent in The Alchemist?

Fatima A beautiful Arab girl who lives at the oasis. Santiago discovers Fatima filling her water jug at one of the oasis's wells, and he falls in love with her. She supports his quest, even though it will take him away from her. Fatima represents true love, selfless and unconditional.

Does Fatima Santiago's love interest define herself by her resignation to and support of Santiago's quest or is her role as a woman defined by the society?

Fatima fully supports Santiago's quest and encourages him to leave her in search of it. Fatima seems to define herself by her love and support of Santiago, but this does not mean that Fatima's character is written as such to emphasize a sexist point of view concerning the role of women.

How does the Soul of the world impact the love that Fatima and Santiago share?

Santiago learns more about the Soul of the World throughout the novel, which helps him complete his own Personal Legend of finding treasure. The Soul of the World allows the alchemist to discover a universal language known as the Master Work.

What does the desert come to mean for Fatima?

What does the desert come to mean for fatima? It comes to mean the hope for the boys return.

Who finally shows Santiago the alchemist?

The horseman tells Santiago to find him the next day after sunset if he survives the ensuing battle. Santiago asks the horseman where he lives, and the horseman simply points south before riding away. We learn that the mysterious horseman is the alchemist.

Did Santiago return to Fatima?

At the end of the narrative, Santiago returns to Fatima. This confirms what the Alchemist said about love: Santiago is able in the end to achieve both his Personal Legend and find his true love.

How does Santiago know this is love?

Santiago speaks to the sun. The sun tells him it knows of love, but Santiago argues it does not. Santiago says that all things have their own Personal Legend, and when something realizes its Personal Legend, it must change so it can acquire a new Personal Legend.

How does Santiago feel when he meets Fatima how does Santiago believe his reunion with Fatima represents the language of the world?

When Santiago first meets Fatima he is shocked , he couldn't move. It's love at first sight. He believes that their reunion represents the Language of the World because it is described at love.

What does Fatima think about his journey What lesson does this teach him?

Fatima thinks that Santiago's journey should continue without her because his Personal Legend is more important, This teaches Santiago that he must complete his own destiny before they can love each other to the fullest extent.

What does Santiago realize at the end of the Alchemist?

Summary: Epilogue

He wakes up digging and laughing about how God left gold at the monastery through the alchemist to ease his journey back. A voice in the wind says God wanted him to see the pyramids' beauty. Soon Santiago finds a chest of gold coins and jewels.

Why does Fatima agree to wait for Santiago?

She feels content to be one of the oasis women who wait for their loved ones to return. She speaks Santiago's language as she describes those who don't come back as returning to the Soul of the World.

What does Santiago promise to his heart?

once santiago understands his heart, what agreements does he ask of it, what does he promise it in return? He asks his heart to always tell him when danger is near, and he promised back to trust it and to always listen to his heart.

What did the alchemist teach Santiago?

The alchemist says that the wind told him Santiago was coming and would need help. He instructs Santiago to sleep well, trade his camel for a horse, and remember that his treasure will be where his heart is.

What happens in the end of the alchemist?

The ending, with Santiago coming back home to Spain to find his treasure, kind of like Dorothy finding that she's had the ruby slippers, her way home, all along, wraps up the novel in a nice circular way.

What lesson is there for Santiago to learn from the fact that Fatima tells him not to stay at the Oasis but to go to the pyramids after he has pledged his love for her?

What lesson is there for Santiago to learn from the fact that Fatima tells him not to stay at the oasis but to go to the pyramids after he has pledged his love for her? The lesson is that Santiago can't stay and wait for someone else, he has to fulfill his dreams and not let anything get in the way.

What did the crystal merchant tell Santiago during their final goodbye?

He tells Santiago he has become aware of the danger of ignoring blessings, and agrees to sell tea.