When Santiago passes his test in the desert, The Alchemist is convinced that Santiago is a student worthy of this teaching. The Alchemist then offers to guide Santiago across the desert in search of his treasure. At first, Santiago refuses to leave the

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The Alchemist (Coelho)

When Santiago passes his test in the desert, The Alchemist is convinced that Santiago is a student worthy of this teaching. The Alchemist then offers to guide Santiago across the desert in search of his treasure. At first, Santiago refuses to leave the

When Santiago passes his test in the desert, The Alchemist is convinced that Santiago is a student worthy of this teaching. The Alchemist then offers to guide Santiago across the desert in search of his treasure. At first, Santiago refuses to leave the oasis because he does not want to part from Fatima. What does The Alchemist tell Santiago to try to convince him to go on? What sort of test does this decision represent for Santiago?

Asked by Amber L #596597 on 1/10/2017 2:22 AM

Last updated by Aslan on 1/10/2017 5:36 AM

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Answered by Aslan on 1/10/2017 5:36 AM

The Alchemist tells Santiago that his treasure will remain buried, and that he will regret not looking for it. He says that Santiago will no longer recognize omens or be able to see the clues that the universe unfolds to him.

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