Spesek 03:25, 24 September 2006 (UTC) Kino and Juana I am not adding that info to the main page but pop culture references seem increasingly important in Wiki articles, so I'm putting that out there and deferring to other users. The underground-popular Fleming & John song "The Pearl" is a commentary about the morals argued in this book. This is stupid.i don't even know why i even responded It would save a lot of people a lot of time. I'm going to remove this section from the article, as would be difficult to edit to NPOV because of the opinions and assertions that are made. It would be great for a book review or critical discussion site, however, it does not seem to be appropriate for Wikipedia.
It does not appear to be any copyright violation, judging from Googling phrases from it. The "Critical Note" section lacks citations and appears to go against the policy on no original research. When they arrive at the doctor's home, the doctor's servant, one of Kino's people, greets them at the front of the gate surrounding the doctor's abode.~ FIND OUT THE REST OF THIS ACTION, AND DECEITFILLED NOVEL BY READING THE ASTOUNDING BOOK BY JOHN STEINBECK THAT WILL HAVE YOU HAVE YOU READING UNTIL THE SHOCKING END.(middle english work and John Steinbeck's work) - Spangineer 18:52, (UTC) Soon they are joined by everyone in the town, for no one has ever seen anyone defy the descrimination the towns people have always had on Kino's people. Kino igknowledges Juana's pleas to take Coyotito to the local doctor in town, so they began their walk into town with Kino's people ergently following. He finds a scorpion near his son, Coyotito, and leaps for it, but the scorpion falls onto Coyotito's shoulder, rendering him under emmense pain.
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He then hears the song of evil when he was a child, his father taught him how to turn your surrounding noises into a song. KINO awakes to find Juana making breakfast, so decides to enjoy the beach, next to their mud home. 9 Fair use rationale for Image:JohnSteinbeck ThePearl title.jpg.
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