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anyone know where i can find chapter 5 notice and note?

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anyone know where i can find chapter 5 notice and note?

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J’ai treize ans et je suis dans une maison

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Helloooo

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Kino find the pearl of the world

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Hehe

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Juana tells Kino about the pearl's evil and how he should get rid of it because it is just causing misfortune. The life lesson is that something may appear differently that it actually is (looks can be misleading). (pg. end pg. 56 and beginning of 57)

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(56) - Juana keeps telling Kino to get rid of the pearl, as she thinks the pearl is evil. Kino swears that he will sell the pearl, despite all the bad things happening to them. Kino's mystery brawl at the end of chapter 4 is one such example. Kino turns down Juana's request, and decides to go to the Capital to sell the pearl for a better price.

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The pearl buyers are nonchalant and calm when Kino first brings the pearl in, but when Kino threatens to leave, the merchants stop him and try to prevent him from leaving. (pg. 52)

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(52) When Kino goes to buy the pearl, the pearl dealers cheat him. When Kino starts to leave he says that he will go to the capitol. They realize that they were trying too hard to buy it for a cheap price. This changes things because if they didn't play him as hard, then they could have sold it for a better price and Kino wouldn't have had to go to the capitol.

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When Juan Tomas is telling Kino what their ancestors did to prevent being cheated, he remembers his father telling them these stories. Pg. 46
This could be important because the insight into how Kino was raised and Kino's beliefs could possibly play into to things later

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Juana thinks the pearl is evil so she prays for it to go away. (56, 57)
The author may bring this up because it shows the conflict between the 2 characters and shows how they are starting to grow apart.