Using both the man and the sea in the title could represent which of these themes? aStruggle bApathy cPersonality dDivision

The title "The Old Man and the Sea" by Ernest Hemingway can represent several themes. However, based on the options provided:

a) Struggle - This is a prominent theme in the book. The old man, Santiago, struggles against the forces of nature (represented by the sea) to catch a giant marlin. This struggle can be seen as a metaphor for the human condition, where we all must struggle against forces beyond our control.

b) Apathy - This theme is not directly represented in the title. Santiago is anything but apathetic; he cares deeply about his craft and the natural world around him.

c) Personality - While the title does hint at the deep character study that is a part of the novel, it doesn't directly represent the theme of personality.

d) Division - The 'and' in the title could be seen as representing division, as it separates the man and the sea. However, the novel is more about the connection and struggle between the man and the sea, rather than their division.

So, based on these analyses, the most fitting theme represented by the title would be 'Struggle'.