We can answer the questions about what happens to Kino, Juana and Coyotito after reading John Steinbeck's "The Pearl" as follows.
- ... was handed down from his grandfather.
- ... is an assurance that he can provide food.
- She makes a poultice out of seaweed and puts it on the wound.
- ... try to find a pearl to hire the doctor.
- She is afraid to want more.
- ... is as bright as the sun.
- ... methodical and experienced.
- She tells Kino to open it.
- The swelling has gone down.
- They heard Kino scream.
Kino and the pearl
In John Steinbeck's novella "The Pearl," Kino and Juana have a son, Coyotito, who is stung by a scorpion. Since the doctor will not see them because they have no money, Kino tries his best to find a big and valuable pearl in the ocean to sell.
Kino succeeds, but the pearl only brings disaster and tragedy to the family. Juana, a wise and superstitious woman, often tells Kino to get rid of the pearl, but he only does it after Coyotito is killed.
Kino and Juana did not really need the pearl. They were happy even though they were poor. And Juana knew how to take care of Coyotito's wound. The ending of the tragic story comes to show that ambition and greed may bring disaster and sadness.
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