The Pearl
by John Steinbeck
Chapter 6
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Why was it a good thing that the wind was blowing?
What "ancient thing" stirred in Kino?
What did Kino see as proof that the pearl had great value?
What did Kino see no when he looked into the pearl and thought of all the things he wanted? How did the Music of the Pearl" change?
Who was following Kino and Juana?
Why did Juana feel it would be a mistake for Kino to give himself up?
How did Juana’s usually submissive attitude change?
Where did the family hide from the trackers that night?
Describe the confrontation by the stream.
Why did Kino and Juana walk back to La Paz side by side instead of a straight line?
What did Kino finally do with the pearl? Was this a wise decision? Justify your answer.