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answer to this question is subjective, and it is best left up to individual readers. You are
certainly able to argue that Santiago's monetary prize at the end of the story was worth far
more than the journey itself, but I think that would be a mistake. Santiago's search for his
Personal Legend was far more beneficial to...
Friday, November 17, 2017
What was more fruitful to Santiago€”the treasure at the end or the journey itself? Explain by providing three examples from The Alchemist.
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