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Pearl\John Steinbeck

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January 24, 2015

 

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Also in the story he has to deal with some not nice, mysterious guys, who try to take it away from him. Plot general- One pretendedly usual night, Kino (the fisherman, the husband, and the father) woke up in his bush house, in a village, and saw a scorpion who climbed to Coyotito's (the son) bed. So, he and Joana (the wife, the mother) tried with no success to remove the scorpion from the baby...
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So, he and Joana (the wife, the mother) tried with no success to remove the scorpion from the baby. The baby was stung, and he needed immediately a doctor, although Joana tried to suck out the poison from the baby. The nearest doctor was in a city, but it didn't matter to the parents, as the baby was their firstborn...
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