What is Kino in Chapter 2?

What is Kino in Chapter 2?

Kino finds a very large oyster apart from the others that excites them. When they open it, they find a perfectly shaped silver pearl as big as a ‘sea-gull’s egg’. When Juana removes the seaweed, she finds that it has pulled the poison out of Coyotito’s body.

On what two discoveries does Chapter 2 end the Pearl?

Kino finds a pearl. It was as large as a seagulls egg. On what two discoveries does Chapter 2 end? Kino discovers or finds a pearl and Juana finds that the poison is leaving Coyotito’s body.

What do the songs represent in the Pearl?

The songs represent feelings and thoughts that Kino and his family have at different times in their life. These songs are a tradition passed down from generation to generation in his culture. Song of the Pearl That Might Be – each oyster that Kino opens might contain a pearl that could change his family’s life.

What does the pearl symbolize in Chapter 4?

For Juana, the pearl represents a great evil and suffering, a sharp change from the sense of hope and freedom that it originally symbolized. The irony of this situation is notable: the pearl that would secure prosperity and stability for Kino and Juana instead offers them only pain and danger.

What happens to make Juana want to throw away the pearl?

What bad thing happened to make Juana want to throw away the pearl? AN Intruder invades their home smashes Kino’s head, but Kino knifes him. This makes Juana want to throw the pearl away.

What happened when Kino went to sell his pearl?

Kino left to go to the capital because he knew he was being cheated because the pearl cost fifty thousand pesos. What happened when Kino went to sell his pearl? He got angry, followed her, and beat her until he got the pearl back.

What kind of morning did Kino think it was?

6. What kind of morning did Kino think it was? “It was a morning like other mornings and yet perfect among mornings.”