A dark cold spread over Juana. The thought of not being able to be with Coyotito drove her into a state of madness. As for Kino, he couldn't bear to look at himself in the mirror because a part of his soul was gone. All along he had believed that the pearl was his source of euphoria, but what he didn't realize was that it was his beloved son who brought him joy. And to the town, they simply read Kino and Juana's story as a learning lesson. Kino spent most of his time in a canoe, a new canoe, a contemporary object in his life. This was supposed to be an exchange for the old boat, and like the other sentimental objects in his life; the boat is no longer part of his existence. It was a difficult time for members of the village of La Paz. Because everyone begins to reflect on what they did that could contribute to the death of the child, Coyotito. The original pearl buyers, who were in collusion all along, can only regret deceiving Kino because otherwise he would not have traveled to the capital. The greedy doctor, who always put himself first, began to feel remorse for not accepting Co...