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Simile- "She was like a strong man." It is referring to how she was just as strong as a man.
Metaphor- "He was an animal now, for hiding, for attacking, and he lived only to preserve himself and his family." It shows that he is acting like a animal.
Personification- "And the beauty of the pearl, winking and glimmering in the light of the little candle." It is saying that the pearl is very pretty.
Simile-"The pearl is like fools gold." The dealer calls his pearl fools gold to represent its not worth anything.
Alliteration- "A stout slow man sat in an office waiting. The man is described as big and slow.
Onomatopoeia- "...And the owls screeched and hissed over their heads. And once some large animal lumbered away, crackling the undergrowth as it went." The story is showing what sounds the owl makes using onomatopoeia.

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The story demonstrates the evils of greed and ambition. Kino, Juana, and Coyotito are a happy, but they are a poor family until the discovery of the pearl throws them into the sudden possibility of wealth. Kino is so focused on the riches the pearl can offer; he doesn't realize the harm that is happening toward him and his family. Today people are trapped in greed and ambition. Reality comes to show that nothing comes good from it.

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" red blood will flow from it and its is evil luck" This is situational irony because Kino is telling Juana that the tree is bad luck. But he himself does not realize that the pearl was bad luck.
" It is a pearl of great value."  This is situational irony because the pearl was supposed to be of great value but it only brought misfortune.

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An external conflict is Kino vs. The pearl it is Character vs. Supernatural.  Because unknown forces came with the pearl and are causing Kino to change.
An internal conflict is Kino vs.  his pride.  Because he keeps saying that he is a man and he knows what he is doing, when sometimes the truth is he really is lost and confused.

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1.)"...along the coast to escape..."-CHAPTER 3
2.)"Juan Thomas went out among the neighbors to divert their suspicions..."-CHAPTER 3
3.)"A late moth blustered in to find the fire"-CHAPTER 1

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Exposition- The story takes place in a remote seaside village where a young family of three live: Kino, Juana, and Coyotito. Although they are poor they are relatively happy.
Rising action- Coyotito is bitten by a scorpion. His parents don't have enough money, so they go out into the ocean to find a pearl. He finds the Pearl of The World. Kino goes to the village to try to sell the pearl. All the pearl buyers disagree on the price that Kino wants.
Climax-  Kino ends up killing a man that intentionally tried to attack him to steal the pearl. Kino and his family are on the run.
Falling Action- Kino's family set out to the mountains to get to the capital. Kino realizes he is being followed and tries to create false tracks. The moment he is able to attack the trackers  he hears a gun shot. After he kills the trackers he rushes back the cave to find out that Coyotito was shot.
Resolution- Carrying their dead child, they return from the mountain to their village, where the towns people quietly look on. Kino takes the pearl and throws it as hard as he can back into the ocean.

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The Pearl is set in a small fishing village in La Paz Mexico. A year is never mentioned, but it is probably during the early 1900's. A quote from the book “one big cart going through town in the morning” is evidence that there were no motor vehicles.

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Canoe-  The canoe symbolizes the most valuable thing him and his family own
Pearl-  The pearl symbolizes good luck in the beginning of the story and towards the end it symbolizes bad luck and great misfortune
Scorpion-  The scorpion symbolizes evil approaching the family

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Juana
Kino
1.) KINO The quote that best describes Kino is " Kino, in his pride and youth and strength, could remain down over two minutes without strain, so that he worked deliberately, selecting the largest shells."  Kino can be described as strong, courageous, but shy at the same time.  Kino at the beginning of the story is more naive and innocent as toward the end of the story Kino is ashamed and experienced.
2.) JUANA The best quote for Juana is "She, who was obedient and respectful and cheerful and patient, she could arch her back in child pain with hardly a cry."  I would describe Juana as obedient, respectful, and loving.  Juana changes in the story because, in the beginning the she was obedient and respectful of Kino and now she is equal as Kino because they share the same grief.