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  1. Nov 2016
    1. The priest baptizes Coyote with a new name, Juan Coyote.

      Doesn't fit in, looks like an afterthought. I would put in something more like in the book,,, in the movie... Also, his name is Coyotito, not coyote. -Sam Sauer

    2. The book and movie both have Kino as their main character, but the change the name of Kino’s baby

      This sentence doesn't make sense. You need to make it two sentences and explain clearly. -Sam Sauer

    1. The Pearl book and movie have many similarities and differences. The book and movie both have Kino as their main character, but the change the name of Kino’s baby. Kino and Juana have a son named Coyotito in the book. In the movie version, Coyotito is named Coyote. The priest baptizes Coyote with a new name, Juan Coyote. Another difference between the book and movie is the beginning of the novel. In the movie, the viewer meets Kino as a young boy and sees he has nightmares that help explain the origin of the Song of the Family. This does not happen in the book. There are many similarities that occur in the book and movie. The Dr. in the book and novel is still unwilling to help the people of the town. This is true even when Kino’s child, Coyotito gets stung. 221092701Show Less

      this is a over all boring paragraph

    1. nightmares that help explain the origin of the Song of the Family

      The nightmares do not help us see the origin of the song of the family. The very beginning when he is pearl diving with his family helps us see the origin of the song of the family. -grace

    2. The Dr. in the book and novel is still unwilling to help the people of the town. This is true even when Kino’s child, Coyotito gets stung. 

      this makes no sence -nora