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Kino wakes in his brush house near the Gulf of California. He hears what he calls the 'Song of the Family' - a melody that represents peace, warmth, and wholeness in his life with Juana and baby Coyotito.

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Kino's internal soundtrack shifts dramatically from the Song of the Family to the Song of Evil as he perceives the threat to his child. This musical motif becomes crucial throughout the novella.

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Coyotito's Movement: The Baby Shakes the Rope

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Coyotito's Movement: The Baby Shakes the Rope

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Baby Coyotito laughs and reaches for the scorpion, shaking the rope. This innocent action sets the tragedy in motion, as the scorpion falls toward the baby's shoulder.

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Kino's Desperate Grab: Father Tries to Save His Son

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Kino's Desperate Grab: Father Tries to Save His Son

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Kino lunges forward and catches the scorpion, but it's too late. The creature has already stung Coyotito on the shoulder. Kino crushes the scorpion in his fist and beats it into the ground.

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The baby screams in pain as the scorpion's venom begins to work. His shoulder swells, and Juana immediately begins trying to suck out the poison while applying traditional remedies.

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The Neighbors Gather: Community Responds to Crisis

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The Neighbors Gather: Community Responds to Crisis

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The sound of Coyotito's cries brings neighbors running to Kino's brush house. They offer sympathy and traditional advice, but everyone knows the baby needs a doctor's care.

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The Doctor Discussion: Wealth and Class Barriers

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The Doctor Discussion: Wealth and Class Barriers

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The neighbors discuss whether the doctor will treat an indigenous baby. They know the doctor serves only those who can pay, and Kino's family has no money. This introduces the theme of social inequality.

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The Procession Begins: Journey to the Doctor

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The Procession Begins: Journey to the Doctor

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Despite their doubts, Kino and Juana set out for the doctor's house, carrying their sick baby. The neighbors follow, creating a procession through the town streets.

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Arrival at the Doctor's Gate: Confronting Privilege

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Arrival at the Doctor's Gate: Confronting Privilege

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The family arrives at the doctor's substantial house with its high walls and iron gate. The contrast between their poverty and the doctor's wealth becomes starkly apparent.

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. R2 The “Song of the Family” heard by Kino at the beginning of the chapter mainly represents

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. R2 The “Song of the Family” heard by Kino at the beginning of the chapter mainly represents

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A. the fear and doubt that surround Kino’s responsibilities

B. the traditions and rituals that guide Kino’s community

C. the ambition and pride that drive Kino’s future goals

D. the harmony and safety that define Kino’s home life

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The Scorpion Appears: Danger Threatens the Baby

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The Scorpion Appears: Danger Threatens the Baby

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A deadly scorpion descends on a rope toward baby Coyotito's hanging box. Kino and Juana freeze in terror, knowing that any sudden movement could cause the scorpion to strike their infant son.