"It was as large as a seagull's egg."
simile
spread by scattering
strew
Kino's hamartia or fatal flaw.
Anger issues/finding the pearl
After discovering the pearl, this is the first thing Kino says he wants to do.
marry Juana in the church
This character helps Kino gather supplies in preparation for his escape after his home burns down.
His brother Juan Tomas.
shining brilliantly
incandescent
This phrase which Kino uses to answer Juana several times shows his hubris.
Although he tries to keep a straight face, the pearl buyer does this which shows that he is surprised at the size of the pearl.
he drops the coin
This character is described as being as strong and able to endure fatigue as Kino or even better than him.
Juana
"The coyotes cried and laughed in the brush."
personification
a defensive wall
bulwark
At what point does Kino experience anagnorisis or a realization that his own actions have led to the tragedy?
when he throws the pearl back into the sea
massively solid
monolithic
The Pearl is considered this type of story which is a simple story used to illustrate a moral or spiritual lesson.
What is a parable?
These people are the town's best financial experts.
The beggars
send on a course or in a direction different from the planned or intended one
divert
What moment becomes Kino's nemesis or the great undoable tragic moment?
the death of Coyotito