the pearl john steinbeck kino juana abusive relationship

The pearl by John Steinbeck basically not focused on women’s lives but both sex men and women.

Therefore, I tried to change and rewrite the ending of the novel to end up with some satisfaction between the haves and have nots people.Īccording to Ali (2007), assert that feminist theorists is a “concerned with the relationships between power and language as they shape and condition women’s lives. It symbolize here in the novel that the rich people were colonizing the poor people due for their uneducated, illiterated and not having a source of income to rely on. This is the true colour of decolonization start from how the rich people take advantage poor people. Relating to the novel it was very hard for the people to sell their pearls which is their source of income. However, this rewrite will tried to overcome the problems of decolonization and figure out something that resolve this major problems. Rise of decolonization affect the cultivation of the pearl that greatly showed exhaustion of the natural stock in different company. Introduction of the diving suit in the 19 th century extended the depth of the beds that could be fished, but overexploitation continued largely unchecked. However, years of overfishing inevitable led to decades when the pearl beds were all but barren. Using rudimentary diving techniques for most of this era, European and Mexican entrepreneurs recovered vast amounts of fine, dark pearls from this region.

In the history of Baja California has been closely tied to the exploitation of pearls since the 16 th century. Huge quantities of pearls were recovered from the Gulf of California and the Pacific Coast of what is now Central and northern central and northern South America following Spain’s take-over of the region. From the 16 th century ahead, pearls from the Gulf of California have adorned European royalty the large dark pearls, certainly from the Spanish empire in the Americas, the wife of Spain’s King Philip II in 1579. It signifies a significant chapter in the world history of pearling. Hi everyone! This is my rewrite based on the novel chapter 6 the last chapter of “The Pearl’ by John Steinbeck. ( Chapter 6)įor more than 400 years, the mistreatment of pearl incomes finally influenced the history of Mexico’s northwest point.

The pearl john steinbeck kino juana abusive relationship