The Alchemist Alternate Ending

“You can always turn a bad kisser into a good one,” Laura Prepon. Santiago, the main character of Paulo Coelho’s The Alchemist leads a modest and ordinary life as a shepherd. Santiago travelled constantly, exploring the Andalusian terrain. In his travels, Santiago met a woman who interpreted his dreams, and told him his treasure would lie in Egypt at the pyramids. However, Santiago believed that the dream interpreter was a phony, and he continued to herd his sheep. Soon after, he exchanged words with the King of Salem, and Santiago was once again told to venture to Egypt in order to find his treasure. After careful consideration, Santiago sells his precious sheep and begins his journey. An alchemist, somebody who turns lead

Law enforcement rushes in to surround Tendou, the villain Kuroo's just defeated, as Kuroo himself does his best to stay inconspicuous. Some photographer snaps a picture before he can fully melt backwards into the shadows, and he winces.

“Afa where are you going!” Mako yelled. As Mako goes to search for Afa he hears rustles in the bushes.

My personal legend is just me completing college. This may not sound like much but it relates to the four obstacles that Santiago himself face. The first one would be Pessimism I never got told that I wasn’t going to be able to go to college by anyone else it’s just me doubting myself. Not many people from my family even went to college the only one was my brother and I’m next in line so it’s a lot of pressure on me. I always think to myself am I ready for college? Or am I smart enough to handle it. But attending Serra High school gave me a better push and boost up my confidence. The second one of course would be Love, Santiago gave up love to pursue his personal legend. And it’s not easy finding love or just receiving love. I can tell I’m

At the hospital, Janet’s father wants to go look for his daughter, but Commander HARRIS, will not allow him to leave the hospital. The group has to find a way to pass a group of zombies when they see a rescue helicopter. George fires the flare gun, but sneezes, and the flare gun accidentally shoots down the rescue helicopter, which kills a bunch of the

Following their win in the arena, the party decided it was time to go and find Harry Dresden. They stopped at the marketplace nearby and inquired about the wizard’s location. They learned he has an office in the craftsmen’s district and made their way to it.

Alethia continued rocking in her chair, then said, “It is much quieter. Once you reach my age, silence is bliss.”

This is Paulo Coelho, the author of The Alchemist. Before I share the alternate ending to the book with you, you must know that this cannot be shared with anyone. This is top secret, and I am trusting you. I had two ideas of how to end the book, but I picked the first one. The second one is being shared with only you. I hope you enjoy this alternate ending that is not a part of the book!

I think that the most common theme in The Alchemist is fate. Santiago meets a crystal merchant and the merchant says the word maktub, which means "it is written". This goes with the theme of fate because it is written means that everything happens for a reason, which is fate. It is written also means that what people's dreams are often part of their fate because you cannot control what you aspire to do. Santiago meeting the crystal merchant was part of his fate because it helped push him to his final destination. Another example of fate in the alchemist is Santiago meeting the Englishman. This is fate because when he meets the Englishman he finds out that they are both going to the same place. This shows that the Englishman

Based on the reading so far in the book Alchemist I would say it's based a lot on fate.

The Alchemist book and the Henri’s quote are right delivering the message that having courage to face fears, confidence in itself, and determination to continue are important to determine a person’s fate. As Santiago, that at the final found his personal legend because he never gives up although he had to face many obstacles in his way. Every person can achieve and choose what they want in their futures and begins with having those three things. Nobody can limit or choose the destiny of others, we have to choose what we want because live is just once.

Following your personal legend Paulo Coelho book is known around the world and is very famous. This book is based on a character known as The Alchemist .He travels with a boy who is a shepherd named Santiago to find his dream. ”It’s the possibility of having a dream come true that makes life interesting” (Coelho 11)He helps him find his personal legend but has to go through a rigid journey first. He begins in his hometown city Andalusian in Spain and ends up traveling all the way to Egypt .

For this summer’s reading assignment, I choose to read The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho. To be honest, I didn’t choose this book based on the complexity of it, but because it was recommended to me by four of my peers. When I found out the number of pages, I, like any other student who had two weeks left of summer, downloaded the pdf version and started reading. As I began reading, I was instantly intrigued. Within the first 5 pages of the novella I was able to make a spiritual connection that foreshadowed in The Alchemist. I related this book to a movie "Joseph, King of Dreams". Both Joseph and Melchizedek had a destiny.

Arawn, Lord of the Underworld, has made a mistake, the biggest of his long life. He’s fallen in love and neglected his duties. Now, innocent humans are suffering…dying…begging for vengeance.

The Alchemist is a journey of exploration and self-discovery as we follow the main character, Santiago, a young shepherd who lives in Spain, on a journey to fulfill his personal legend. The novel shows us wisdoms and gentle reminders of how to change our lives from what they may be today into the life we have always dreamed of.