Across
- 7. – The poor community where Kino lives
- 8. – What Kino dreams of giving Coyotito through schooling
- 10. – The control others try to gain over Kino
- 11. – A repeated symbol that represents emotions and fate
- 12. – The men who follow Kino to steal the pearl
- 13. – The object Kino uses to defend himself
- 14. – The deadly creature that stings Coyotito
- 15. – The religious leader who blesses Kino’s home
- 16. – Kino’s main tool for survival and fishing
- 17. – The weapon that causes the final tragedy
- 18. – The feeling that controls Kino’s decisions
- 19. – The simple home where Kino’s family lives
Down
- 1. – The object that symbolizes both hope and destruction
- 2. – The man who refuses medical help to the poor
- 3. – What Kino believes the pearl will bring him
- 4. – The emotion that grows as others want the pearl
- 5. – The body of water near Kino’s home
- 6. – The natural barrier Kino tries to escape into
- 9. – What Kino ultimately loses for the pearl
- 15. – The men who secretly work together to cheat Kino