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Title: The Pearl Chapter 4 Notes
Description: The Pearl by John Steinbeck is a classic piece of literature. Chapter 4 is the most intense chapter of the book, and this set of notes covers all of it. This set of notes is geared toward mid level readers who want a deeper understanding.
Description: The Pearl by John Steinbeck is a classic piece of literature. Chapter 4 is the most intense chapter of the book, and this set of notes covers all of it. This set of notes is geared toward mid level readers who want a deeper understanding.
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The Pearl
Chapter 4
Scene NOTES
Sequence 1: Kino’s Anticipated Visit to the Pearl Dealers
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Kino disrupts his town’s expectations and gossip ensues throughout La Paz as all know that he is
going to sell the pearl on the second morning of the story
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There was so much competition over the
pearls that buyers would often bid too high a price, and many of them would lose money from
this
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The lower dealers collaborated with each other and came up with
strategies to cheat and manipulate those who sold their pearls
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The neighbors ponder what charitable actions Kino, a “well-liked man,” might enact with the
pearl’s wealth
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Sequence 2: Kino Steps with Dignity
● Juana and Kino dress up
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However,
when they tried this, the agent who was supposed to go to the capital disappeared with the pearls
and was never heard from again
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Their father thought that the loss of these pearls was
a punishment from God because “each man and woman is like a soldier sent by God to guard
some part of the castle of the Universe… But each one must remain faithful to his post and must
not go running about…” Each person has a role in life and should not try to change that
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● The procession of poor indigene makes its way to the pearl dealers’ offices in town
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He is
jolly, humorous, clean, and sympathetic
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However, as
soon as Kino enters, he turns cold and calculating
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He offers Kino 1,000
pesos for it, even though Kino insists it is worth 50,000
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Of course, all of the buyers are in on the secret and already know what to say
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Aware that he is being cheated, Kino takes his pearl and storms out of the dealer’s office, vowing
to find a fair buyer at the capitol
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They all
consider what just went down, and they start to have doubts about the pearl and Kino’s
judgement
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Juan Tomas talks to Kino to convey his fear over his brother crossing new territory and defying
the structure of life
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Kino sees something or someone lurking outside and goes to chase it off with a knife; he comes
back bloody and woozy
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Title: The Pearl Chapter 4 Notes
Description: The Pearl by John Steinbeck is a classic piece of literature. Chapter 4 is the most intense chapter of the book, and this set of notes covers all of it. This set of notes is geared toward mid level readers who want a deeper understanding.
Description: The Pearl by John Steinbeck is a classic piece of literature. Chapter 4 is the most intense chapter of the book, and this set of notes covers all of it. This set of notes is geared toward mid level readers who want a deeper understanding.