The Pearl Novel Data Sheet

In the story, The House of the Scorpion, written by Nancy Farmer, the main characters are Matt, El Patron, Celia, and Tam Lin. The main setting is the future in Mexico. In the beginning of the story, Matt realizes he is a clone. The main problem is nobody likes Matt because he a clone and not an actual human being. The solution is Matt is the actual El Patron since he died. At the end of the he is now the ruler of Opium and people now respect Matt as their ruler.

The House of The Scorpion is a dark plot written by Nancy Farmer about a young boy named Matteo Alacrán. He lived in isolation with his caretaker, Celia who works for the highly compelling and affluent Alacrán family, of which El Patron is the head. El Patron is the drug lord ruler of the dystopian country, Opium. Later on in the story, Matt finds out he is the clone of El Patron and his life takes a turn for the worse. Through the characters of El Patron, the keepers, Tam Lin and Celia, Farmer shows us that those bestowed with power have the ability to use it however they please, for better or for worse.

In The House of the Scorpion by Nancy Farmer, Matteo Alacrán’s life was full of many hardships. All of his struggles made Matteo, aka Matt, stronger. His new strengths proved very helpful during different arduous times. These difficult circumstances included having to live in a pen for multiple days, escaping from his home unnoticed, and working in a strict Plankton Factory. These struggles helped Matt to face other challenges he came across.

The House of Scorpion is a science fiction, utopian, and dystopian novel. This story is dark and twisted, but a hopeful story. The book is broken up into different parts, Youth 0 to 6, Middle Age 7 to 11, Old Age 12 to 14, Age 14, and La Vida Nueva. The main protagonist is about a young clone name Matt. He grows up in a dystopian world under control of a drug lord. Ironically, this drug lord happens to be the man that Matt was cloned from. El Patrón, who is the drug lord, cloned the protagonist to harvest his organs in order to keep him alive. This novel tells you a story of Matt’s corrupted life from his childhood all the way when makes peace with his country.

Only days ago a peaceful morning turned deadly for baby Coyotito, first born son of Juana and Kino. While Kino sat relaxed outside, and while Juana was cooking breakfast, a unwanted creature entered their small brush home. This creature was a scorpion. Baby Coyotito did not understand or know about the dangerous thing that had just come into his life, just as his father did not know the dangers that came with finding something a valuable as a pearl.

The House of the Scorpion is a science-fiction novel that is written by Nancy Farmer. The setting of this story is the country of Opium. This country is controlled and owned by the drug lord El Patron; El Patron grows the drug Opium at the Alacran Estate, and then he sells it to many people around the globe and in return he gets large amounts of money. He in turn makes it so that nobody can ever leave the estates without El Patrons conscience. This novel is all about power, how much El Patron has, and how much power Matt will have once he is the ruler of the Alacran Estate.

“Matt stared at an pin fastened to the women’s collar, a silver scorpion with it’s tail curved up. Beneath the scorpion was a name tag that said Rosa. Matt didn’t feel well enough to talk.” The environment in this book isn’t the best, Matt lives in an future Mexico run by an drug lord, EL’ Patron, which Matt, the protagonist, is an clone of. In the book, The House of The Scorpion, Nancy Farmer symbolizes the scorpion as dangerous. Nancy also uses italicized words and spanish words in her story to keep us hooked and to keep us in the story and thinking deeper.

In the story, The House of the Scorpion, written by Nancy Farmer, the main character is Matt Alacran. The main setting is the empire of Opium. In the beginning of the story, a scientist creates Matt with great caution and fear. The main problem or conflict in the book is that Matt is a clone of El Patrón, the feared drug lord of Opium. The solution is El Patrón dies and Matt runs away to Aztlán to stay safe.

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In the story, The House of the Scorpion, written by Nancy Farmer, the main character is Matt Alacran. The main setting is the country of Opium. The story begins when Matt is six years old, living in a little house, having a strong desire to go outside and talk to people other than Celia. The main conflict in the book is Matt being a clone of the lord of Opium, El Patron. The solution is when El Patron dies and Tam Lin took Matt to Aztlán.

The Old Man and The Sea, is a tale of an old man named Santiago who is a fisherman. He hasn’t had any luck with fishing, resulting in the other town members viewing him as a lame old man. A boy who used to fish with him inspires to change up his usual fishing tactics resulting in him catching a great huge fish. After fighting the fish for a couple days in his tiny boat he ties it to the side, headed for shore. On the way in sharks eat his entire catch leaving a skeleton to show for his work. The reader can see a clear metaphor painted by Hemingway. The fish

In the story The House of the Scorpion, written by Nancy Farmer, the main characters are Matt, El Patron, Tam Lin, Celia, and Maria. The main setting of the book is in the Opium fields, which are strips of poppies, that lay in between the United States and Aztlan. In the beginning of the story, we learned how Matt was created in the lab, and why he is different from the rest of his kind. The main problem or conflict in the book is that Matt is a clone, and clones are looked down upon in the Opium fields. The resolution to this problem is that El Patron passes away, leading to Matt becoming a real human by the default of the laws. At the end of the story Matt becomes the leader of all of the Opium fields, doing all the things in his power to fix the things that he thinks is wrong. He also finds out that El Patron killed everyone that was living in the Opium fields with poisonous wine besides Celia, Daft Donald, and Mr. Ortega.

This novel starts out with Henríquez providing some background information about the main character’s situation through one of their point of views. Chapter one is told from the perspective of Alma, and as the story progresses the reader learns that she is Mrs. Riveras. Alma, her husband Arturo, and her daughter Maribel crossed the border from Pátzcuaro.

The House of the Scorpion Is a great novel. It is a story about a young boy who is a clone in the world of opium. The book begins where El Patron, the lord of opium and the original Matt, is making clones, but they all sadly die except for one, Matt,. It ends off with Esperanza, the ex-wife of a powerful politician in the U. S, telling him why Matt is now considered a human because El Patron died.

Just like in real life, the characters in literature tend to be faced with very tough decisions in one way or the other. During these times, our decisions can turn us into heroes or make us look like big fools. The choices can thus affect our lives positively or negatively. ‘The Pearl’ is a 1947 novella by John Steinbeck where he tells the story of Kino, a pearl diver. Through the story, he tries to explore the nature of man of evil, greed, and defiance to the norms of society. He tells the story of how Kino found and lost the pearl. In this paper, the argument will be made from the point of Kino as a hero.