https://padlet.com/colby_curlin/pquno5ki9q31 en-us 2019-11-15 16:13:22 UTC 2019-12-05 16:28:16 UTC hello@padlet.com colby_curlin https://padlet.com/colby_curlin/pquno5ki9q31/wish/411885583 Kino - "His people had once been great makers of songs so that everything they saw or thought or did or heard became a song."
Some characteristics of Kino includes serious, outgoing, kind, loving, and family-oriented. He changes throughout the novel. He starts out by being easy-going and all about family and doesn't really care about money to when he gets the pearl he then becomes more consumed with the money and isn't easy going anymore because he has so many problems and the pearl consumes him with an evil that he only figures out when the trackers kill Coyotito and he realizes his most valuable possession is his family.


Juana - "She, who was obedient and respectful and cheerful and patient, she could arch her back in child pain with hardly a cry."
Characteristics for Juana is she is loving and caring, she cares so much about her child and her husband. She does she can to keep them happy, and fed. Though she is kind and loving she is also superstitious and trust that they have the power to save them from the chaos that happens in the novel.
In the begging of the story Juana is very happy and glad, about her life. She has everything she needs her child and her husband, with sustainable living. Till something takes that all away, and ruin her  happy living. Towards the end of the story, losing her only prize possession the one thing that kept her family was lost, her child. After losing Coyotito she lose all sight of the light and is broken and depressed, going back to the town that started the whole thing.]]> 2019-11-15 16:23:25 UTC https://padlet.com/colby_curlin/pquno5ki9q31/wish/411885583 colby_curlin https://padlet.com/colby_curlin/pquno5ki9q31/wish/411885880 "The town lay on a broad estuary, its old yellow plastered buildings hugging the beach. And on the beach the white and blue canoes that came from Nayarit were drawn up, canoes preserved for generations by a hard shell-like waterproof plaster whose making was a secret of the fishing people. 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."]]> 2019-11-15 16:23:47 UTC https://padlet.com/colby_curlin/pquno5ki9q31/wish/411885880 bunsa_hakvongsa https://padlet.com/colby_curlin/pquno5ki9q31/wish/411885882 The reader learns a lot of different lessons throughout the story. The most important one, I think, would be do not be consumed by greed. You can see many greedy characters throughout the story. The doctor for one, the priest for another, and all of these characters are evil and whenever Kino is around these characters the song of the evil starts playing and he gets an evil vibe. Throughout the story, though, we see Kino turn greedy. Once he finds the Pearl of the World he thinks of all these great things he wants for his family, and although he might have good intentions, it turns out bad in the end because he longs for these exact things and gets consumed by this evil when trying to protect his wealth. Since he is greedy and wants all this money, he often gets attacked throughout the story and turns mean. Kino, a once kind and respectful individual who just kept his head down and got through things with his loving family, turns into this mean man who struck his own wife and kills a man. Greed consumes him and he hides away and starts to go on the run, which all happened because of his greed, and eventually gets Coyotito killed because he was greedy. He broke his family apart by his own doing. In the end, he finally found out he lost his greatest possession. Not the pearl, but his own child. ]]> 2019-11-15 16:23:48 UTC https://padlet.com/colby_curlin/pquno5ki9q31/wish/411885882 colby_curlin https://padlet.com/colby_curlin/pquno5ki9q31/wish/411886096 The Pearl - The pearl was a symbol of evil during the story and had not led Kino and his family to any good. The pearl was also a symbol of greed. Once Kino had gotten the Pearl he has gotten a sense of greed and he was losing trust for most people he was close to before. It caused him to become unsatisfied with all of the things he was satisfied with before.

Scorpion - The scorpion was also a source of evil. Before Coyotito  was stung by it Kino said he heard the song of the enemy all around him.

Canoe - Canoe - The canoe symbolizes Kino's way of life. Kino, being a fisherman, that's how he provides for his family and that's what he uses to find the pearl. The canoe is a source of culture. The canoe has been passed down through his family since his grandfather got it. Kino inherited it from his father as that's been how he gets food, finds the pearl, plans to escape. All in all, the canoe is an essential part in Kino's life.]]> 2019-11-15 16:24:04 UTC https://padlet.com/colby_curlin/pquno5ki9q31/wish/411886096 colby_curlin https://padlet.com/colby_curlin/pquno5ki9q31/wish/411886835 1.  "Her eyes were bright as she watched him, and she looked quickly down at Coyotito in her arms to see whether this might be possible." Chapter 3 - Infinitive
2. "His stinging tail was straight out behind him." Chapter 1-
Participle
3. "He could hear Juana whispering the old magic again." Chapter 1 - Gerund]]> 2019-11-15 16:24:52 UTC https://padlet.com/colby_curlin/pquno5ki9q31/wish/411886835 colby_curlin https://padlet.com/colby_curlin/pquno5ki9q31/wish/411886981 Exposition/Setting/Characters- The four main Characters in this story would be Kino, Juana, Coyotito, and Juan Thomas.
The story took place in a small village in Mexico, La Paz.

Inciting incident-Coyotito is stung by the scorpion.

Rising action- Kino and Juana take Coyotito to the doctor and get denied because of the lack of money. After he is rejected he and Juana set forth to dive for pearls to pay the doctor for treatment. He finds The Pearl of The World and goes to the pearl buyers to sell it. Since the pearl buyers tried to scam him he sets out to sell the pearl at the capital but is stopped by a series of event.

Climax - While trying to protect himself late at night from an attack, Kino kills a man. Since this happened, he decides to take his family and all go on the run. So he decides to hide out in his brother's house for a bit while his house is up in flames and his canoe is destroyed.

Falling Action - Kino's brother gives finds kino a boat, and he takes his family to run. He is being chased by a man, and trackers to hunt him down and steal his pearl. Coyotito was shot and killed, Kino was furious and murdered the three men out of rage. then Kino and Juana went back to the village.

Resolution - Kino Takes the pearl, walks with Juana to the sea and launches the pearl as far as he can. Seeing the splash, and the slowly sinking pearl.]]> 2019-11-15 16:25:01 UTC https://padlet.com/colby_curlin/pquno5ki9q31/wish/411886981 colby_curlin https://padlet.com/colby_curlin/pquno5ki9q31/wish/411887077 1. "A town is a thing like a colonial animal." To describe the nature of town.
Chapter 3 - Simile
2. "He is an animal now, for hiding, for attacking, and he only lived to preserve himself and his family."  Chapter 5 - metaphor
3. "A town has a nervous system and a head and shoulders and feet." To describe how the towns mood was. Chapter 3 - Personification
4. "News seems to move faster than small boys can scramble and dart to tell it, faster than a woman can call it over the fences." To show the emphasis of how the fast the new traveled around the town.  Chapter 3 - Personification
5. " She looked at him, her eyes cold as the eyes of a lioness."
Chapter 5 - Simile 

]]> 2019-11-15 16:25:08 UTC https://padlet.com/colby_curlin/pquno5ki9q31/wish/411887077 colby_curlin https://padlet.com/colby_curlin/pquno5ki9q31/wish/411887237 1. Situational irony
Kino did not think or realize, anything that Juana said about how the pearl was bad, and brought evil to the family and there life. Though later on in the story, Kino tells Juana that the tress are dangerous. "Beware of that kind of tree there, he said, pointing. Do not touch
it, for if you do and then touch your eyes, it will blind you. And
beware of the tree that bleeds."

2. Situational Irony
When Kino went to go sell his pearl the Pearl Dealers said that it was valueless yet they want the pearl and Kino and the reader knows this because they send people after Kino to get the pearl. As said in the text, "And the dealer heard a little grumble go through the crowd as they heard his price. And the dealer felt a little tremor of fear." The fear described is fear that he may have pushed too low for the price of the pearl and Kino might catch on to him playing him. ]]> 2019-11-15 16:25:19 UTC https://padlet.com/colby_curlin/pquno5ki9q31/wish/411887237 colby_curlin https://padlet.com/colby_curlin/pquno5ki9q31/wish/411887314 1. Internal Conflict
Self vs self
Kino emotions converted or changed, when he had found the pearl. His emotion grew out of rage and anger, and wouldn't let anything in his way.

2. External Conflict
Kino vs Pearl Dealers
When Kino went to the pearl dealers to go sell his pearls they tried to play him into thinking it was valueless. Kino, seeing this, refused to sell his pearl to them and now they have sort of a vendetta against him.]]> 2019-11-15 16:25:24 UTC https://padlet.com/colby_curlin/pquno5ki9q31/wish/411887314 colby_curlin https://padlet.com/colby_curlin/pquno5ki9q31/wish/411887428 2019-11-15 16:25:31 UTC https://padlet.com/colby_curlin/pquno5ki9q31/wish/411887428