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Scorpion: The scorpion in the beginning of "The Pearl" represents all the evil in the world.
Coyotito: Coyoytito represents all that is good and innocent in the world. He is attacked by the scorpion which is the evil.
The People of the Village: The People of the village represent that the greed and selfishness of the world. When Kino finds the pearl the people of the village automatically think about what that would mean for themselves.

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"Across the brush fence were other brush houses."
"The stars still shone and the day had drawn only a pale wash of light in the lower sky to the east."

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Exposition: We meet Kino, Coyotito, and Juana, they live in La Paz, Mexico in 1900s.
Rising Action: Since Coyotito is stung by a scorpion, Kino's family works to find a pearl to pay the doctors. Kino finds the pearl of the world. Kino takes the pearl to try and get an offer for it, when he doesn't he says he'll take it to the capital, then he is attacked.
Climax: Because of Kino saying that he was going to go the capital, Kino killed one of the brokers that attacked him, which made him and his family have to leave.
Falling Action: Kino and his family runs away to escape the attacks, Kino is tracked by three men and kills them, while they kill Coyotito in the process.
Resolution: Kino and Juana throw the pearl back into the ocean.

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External- Kino and the people who attack him. This is a problem because Kino's family is always in danger.
Internal- Juana wants a better life for her family but she knows that the pearl is evil. Juana knows that the pearl is evil because ever since they found it, it has caused problems, but she wants a better life for Coyotito and without the pearl she isn't able to get that life for him.

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Simile- "And then like a shadow she glided toward the door." The author used this to describe how Juana moved.
Simile- "He hissed at her like a snake," The author used this to describe what noise Kino made.
Metaphor- "His brain was red with anger." The author used this to describe how angry Kino was.
Alliteration- "The gray-green water" The author used this to smoothly describe the water.
Simile- "Each man and woman is like a soldier sent by God to guard some part of the castle of the Universe." The author used this to describe the strength in the people

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Kino- "His eyes softened then and he raised a gentle hand to Juana's shoulder. 'Believe me,' he said. 'I am a man.' And his face grew crafty." Kino was a family loving man at the beginning of the story, but changes at the end of the story by becoming a hateful man and growing angry at the world while also fearing people for not being who they seem.
Juana- "He then looked for weakness in her face, for fear or irresolution, but there was none." Juana dealt with change in her life, but she didn't change herself entirely. She became a bit more assertive towards Kino and became more aware of her surroundings.

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In the story "The Pearl," Kino learns that greed can be a dangerous thing. He and juana receive the pearl and it was supposed to make their lives better but instead in made them worse because of people's greed for it. This can be a lesson in the modern day by thinking of it as the lottery. If you (somehow) win, the people around you may grow greedy and selfish. Same as if you had a toy and you thought it was worth a lot, but really, it's worth nothing but a dollar at a garage sale.

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Gerund-" beware of that tree" he said pointing.
Participle-"The fierce light of the burning house lighted Kino's face strongly."
Infinitive-" Go to get the doctor."

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Dramatic irony- The others want the pearl for their own needs but Kino does not know they want it.
Situational irony- Juana prayed for a good pearl but the she found it evil and tried to get rid of it.