Question

question 5 of 10.what does the fish in elizabeth bishops poem \the fish\ most likely symbolize? a. an evil that has been triumphed by a victor b. a person who will fight for his life c. someone who has lived a long, hard life d. an opportunity that someone let slip by

Explanation:

In "The Fish", the fish is described as old - looking with scars and fishing lines attached to it, indicating a long and difficult life. It is not portrayed as an evil, nor as a missed opportunity, and while it may be a fighter, the emphasis is more on its long - endured hardships.

Answer:

C. Someone who has lived a long, hard life