The Pearl: Mostly Chapter 6

Front

What do the trackers symbolize in 'The Pearl'?

Back

They represent the constant threat of external forces.

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What action does Kino take with the Pearl at the end of the story?

Back

He throws it in the ocean.

Front

How does Juana's relationship with Kino change by the end of the story?

Back

They grow closer and more united in their decisions.

Front

What 'songs' does Kino hear during the first part of their journey?

Back

The pearl and the family.

Front

How does Kino's character develop throughout the story?

Back

He develops from a content and peaceful pearl diver to a determined and protective father and husband.

Front

What is the main theme of 'The Pearl'?

Back

The dangers of greed and the impact of wealth on human relationships.

Front

How does the pearl initially affect Kino's life?

Back

It brings hope and dreams of a better future.

Front

What role does Juana play in Kino's life?

Back

She is a supportive partner who ultimately prioritizes their family's safety.

Front

What does the ocean symbolize in 'The Pearl'?

Back

It symbolizes both life and danger, representing the duality of nature.

Front

How does the community react to Kino's discovery of the pearl?

Back

They become envious and greedy, leading to conflict.