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"Juana watched him with worry"
This shows how Juana is worried that the pearl might contain evil and it is being passed on to Kino.

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They were high and graceful canoes with curving bow and stern and a braced section amidships where a mast could be stepped to carry a small lateen sail.

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Now Kino and Juana slid the canoe down the beach to the water, and when the bow floated, Juana climbed in, while Kino pushed the stern in and waded beside it until it floated lightly and trembled on the little breaking waves.

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"Although the morning is young,..."
It shows that it was early in the morning, because the morning was not that "old."

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Chapter 3: Personification  (yes, there is a lot of this)

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Chapter 3: Personification  (yes, there is a lot of this)

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"The poison sacs of the town began to manufacture venom, and the town swelled and puffed with the pressure of it." This shows that the town is growing more and more evil and greedy.

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"Maybe Kino is being a pigheaded fool."
This shows that Kino might be foolish in that he is trying to hard to get the pearl sold and to set his family up for life.

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Crouching in the house of Juan Tomas, they heard the shock go into their neighbors' minds at the news of the broken boat.

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"He hissed at her like a snake..."
This shows that Kino was going mad from the pearl, and starting to only care about himself.

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"When Juana awakened, when the sun was high, Kino told her things she knew already."

Kino is telling her things that us readers know that Juana knows, but Kino thinks that Juana doesn't know.

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Man vs Self,  Page 6

"And in his dream, Coyotito was reading from a book as large as a house, with letters as big as dogs, and the words galloped and played on the book. And then darkness spread over the page, and with the darkness came the music of evil again, and Kino stirred in his sleep; and when he stirred, Juana's eyes opened in the darkness."

The purpose of the conflict is show Kino's feelings and  internal struggles about whether to keep the pearl or not.

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Kino vs. Juana: Chapter 3, Page 10

In Chapter 3, Kino argues with Juana over what they will do with the pearl. Juana tells Kino over and over that the pearl is evil and that they should immediately get rid of it. Kino tells her to hush and that he is a man and knows what he is doing. This will remain a disagreement among them for the remainder of the story.

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"No, they never have any money. I, alone in the world am supposed to work for nothing- and I'm tired of it. See if he has any money!"

The doctor says that he is supposed to work for nothing, however, he later says that he wants money for the treatment.

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"The town lay on a broad estuary, its old yellow plaster buildings hugging the beach."

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Main Characters: Kino and Juana
Minor Characters: Juan Thomas, Apolonia, Doctor, Pearl Dealers, Hunters
Setting: La Paz

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Chapter 4, Page 11: "I am a man." This best describes him because, well, he is a man, and he does what he wants.
Kino is fairly quiet and keeps to himself, but will get aggressive if its what is best for his family. In the beginning, he is just a simple fisherman who is wanting the best for his family. When he finds the Pearl of the World, he starts getting more aggressive and selfish. In the end, he is frantic for what he wants and ends up killing a man just to keep the pearl.

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1. Coyotito gets stung by a scorpion.
2.The village goes to see if the doctor can cure Coyotito.
3.The doctor won't treat Coyotito until Kino and Juana have brought him pesos.
4. Juana prays for a pearl that can pay for the treatment of Coyotito.
5. Kino and Juana find the Pearl of the World.
6. Kino rejects offers of Pearl dealers.
7. Kino kills a man trying to steal the Pearl.
8. Kino tries to escape.
9. His house is burned.
10. He gets away and trackers try to kill him.
11. He fights trackers.

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Chapter 6, Page 3: "Perhaps this has all been an illusion." This best fits Juana because she dabbles in 'magic' and believes in the supernatural.
Juana, like Kino, is reserved and caring, but unlike Kino, she does not get aggressive. In the beginning, she doesn't speak much, however, in the later chapters, she sees how the pearl has taken control of Kino, and is desperate to just have a normal life again.

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Coyotito gets shot from someone falling in their death.

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Kino and Juana go home after the house was burnt to a crisp and with Coyotito dead.

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Just imagine the sea off to the side of this.

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Kino throws the pearl into the ocean and realizes what he has lost.

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The pearl symbolizes humanity´s desire for wealth. All of the character's in the story seem to desire something in particular, and all of that manifests in to this object of great value.

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The theme of the Pearl is "look at what you already have first and worry about what you might have later". This can be applied to a modern day audience because there are so many things that we want in today's society that we often forget to look at the things we already own and appreciate those things. The world makes us think that more is better, but often to get more, you must lose more, and in this case, Kino wanted the pearl, but he ended up trading his son Coyotito's life just for the pearl, and in the end, he doesn't even keep it.

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Coyotito symbolizes innocence, curiosity, and unity. Coyotito didn't do anything wrong by being curious about the scorpion, which shows innocence and curiosity. He ultimately brings Juana and Kino together because they both want to do whatever they can in order to help Coyotito survive. Coyotito also is the only character in the book that is not greedy over the pearl which also shows innocence.

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In Chapter 1, all Kino and Juana try to do is to get something worth value so they can help their son, Coyotito. When they find a pearl that is an astounding wonder, Kino takes it as it is the most valuable thing in the world. He ends up doing everything in his power to change his life for the better, when in the end, in Chapter 6, it is pointless. Kino was fighting trackers when Coyotito was shot and killed. This event made everything worthless. They didn't look at what they had already had until they lost it.

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The scorpion represents the darkness and evil that corrupted Kino's life and family.It is the reason Kino goes and fishes for the pearl in the first place, therefore it is the scorpion that caused all the greed and avarice shown throughout the story. Furthermore, it causes the death of innocence at the end of the story which we said previously is what Coyotito represents.