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SIMILE
A town is a thing like a colonial animal.
The author put this in the story to add a sense of what it is like in a tribal town or Indian town.
SIMILE
And the father made it clear that each man and woman is like a soldier sent by god to guard some part of the castles of the universe.

They may have put this in the chapter to show religion and their traditions and how and what they believe god does.
PERSONIFICATION
The news swept on past the brush houses, and it washed in a foaming wave into the town of stone and plaster
PERSONIFICATION
the nerves of the town were pulsing and vibrating with the news
Alliteration
"Juana, in her woman's soul, knew that the mountain would stand while the man broke himself; that the sea would surge while the man drowned in it.

This is a alliteration because it uses a word that starts with F more than 3 times throughout the sentence.

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Kino
"Luck, you see, brings bitter friends."  Juana said this and while he didn't exactly have bitter friends, everyone around him wanted him for wealth he was soon to come by. Kino was hypnotized by all the things that he could buy with the Pearl he had gotten and he thought about the education he could give Coyotito, the rifle that he would buy and all the problems that  could go away from this one object. In the middle of the story he tries to make this idea that he has a reality by going to a pearl dealers shop. Everyone in the town follows him and he walks in and he is low balled and they tried to convince Kino that was a good price. He threatens to go to the capital and while he is going a rifleman Kino was trying to sneak up on and kill shot Coyotito which changed his perspective of the Pearl. After this him and Juana threw away the pearl into the ocean and went back to their hometown. Everything that Kino had ever owned and cherished was destroyed suuse of this pearl.

Juana- " Kino, this pearl is evil. Let us destroy it before it destroys us. Let us crush two stones. Let us - throw it back in the sea where it belongs. This quote from Juana shows that she values people and their values more than money or wealth. Because she's throwing something away that is worth a fortune and could start them a new life away from the village.

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In the story of the Pearl it teaches us that wealth is the root of all evil. In the story this is represented by Kino when he finds "The Pearl of the World." No one is proud of what he has managed to accomplish and instead everything thinks of how they would spend the money that he would receive. Later in the book Kino gets attacked by a person trying to steal the Pearl. It could also be represented as evil because when Kino goes to the pearl buyers they try to scam him by only offering Kino 1,000 pesos at best and then he brought in the other buyers and you can tell he told them to not make higher offers than him. Kino recognized this was a scam and walked at the door. When Kino decides to go to the capital to sell the Pearl a rifleman on a horse and two others follow his footprints and later in the story the rifleman shoots and kills Coyotito. Coyotito was a symbol of the future and the life the Pearl would bring and instead of giving him good it kills him.

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The Pearl
it represents evil and bad things.
Canoe
The canoe represents a burden against hunger.
Scorpion
Without the scorpion biting Coyotito none of this would've happened and it represents the start of bad things.
The rifle
The rifle represents power and respect it means even more because it killed Coyotito.
The oysters
Represent a way of life for the people and how they make money. They represent a job and income.

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Kino put on his large straw hat and felt it with hand to see that it was properly placed.  Infinitive
The news came to these men, and their eyes squinted and their fingertips burned a little, and each one thought how the patron could not live forever and someone had to take his place.Infinitive

but tilted a little forward to show aggressiveness and seriousness and vigor. Infinitive

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Chapter 1-  The setting in the chapter is in his village.  In the village he is at his home and near the gulf searching for pearls.
Chapter 2 - The chapter starts off with them in their village then latter on they go canoeing in the beach to find pearls.
Chapter 3-  The chapter starts off with them at home thinking of things to buy with the peal. Latter on they end up going to the church.
Chapter 4- In this chapter they start at their home in the village then go to the pearl buyers to try and sell their pearl. They don't actually go to the capital but they send someone their for them.
Chapter 5- In this chapter they were at their house when they got attacked. They fled the village and made it shortly outside of it.

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Exposition: The story takes place in La Paz, Mexico in a small village where not many are wealthy and those who are wealthy beat the people in poverty.
Rising Action: Coyotito is stung by a scorpion and his family thinks that he needs a antidote.
Rising Action: Kino goes diving for pearls to pay for the doctor visit and finds a giant pearl.
Rising Action: Kino goes back home and everyone is telling Kino how great of a pearl he has and what they would do with the pearl. Kino then goes to a pearl dealer and then they offer him a unfair price and he says he is going to go to the capital.
Rising Action: Kino sets out to the capital with his family Juana and Kino.
Climax: The people trying to steal the pearl shoot at Coyotito because they thought  he was a coyote.
Falling Action: After they come home they have no family and are broken apart. They decide to throw the pearl away and make the chaos go away.
Resolution: They have nothing they dont have a house, canoe, and family.they dont have any money from the pearl and because of this pearl this is what happened to them.

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One type of irony in the book The Pearl would be Dramatic Irony because Kino had just beat Juana for trying to throw away the pearl and now he is telling her not to do things that annoy him.

Another type of irony in the book is situational.
Kino is very poor and when the pearl can make him 1000 pesos he doesn't except it and wants more.
You don't expect this considered this is a lot more money than he has and is a ton to him but he still wants more and claims thats cheap

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The Pearl is written by the well established author John Steinbeck. In this book an infant is bit by a scorpion. With not enough money to pay the doctor the family goes out to dive for a pearl to pay the doctor. They find "The Pearl of the World" ,but this pearl has a dark secret that will haunt the family.

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One external conflict is that the people are trying to steal the pearl. This is because Kino found a very large pearl and now everyone is trying to steal it because of the wealth that it will bring but it also brings conflict to.

One internal conflict is Juana thinking that the pearl is evil and is tearing the family apart. This is because once Kino got the started pearl everything started to go bad for them like everyone trying to steal the pearl and Kino had to kill someone from stealing the pearl.