What do the trackers do in the pearl by John Steinbeck?

Answer 1

the trackers use rocks, footprints, and other things that have been caused by kino, juana, and coyotito. they follow them using smell sound and other things. they are violent and it is ironic because they have a rifle like kino wants. they also end up killing coytito.

Answer 2

They hunt down Kino, Juana, and their son on their way to the capital so that they can murder them. If all goes according to plan, they will capture the priceless pearl thus becoming insanely rich.

Answer 3

In "The Pearl" by John Steinbeck, the trackers are hired by the wealthy townspeople to find Kino and his family in order to steal the valuable pearl he has found. These trackers are skilled hunters who are relentless in their pursuit of Kino and his prized possession, willing to resort to violence and intimidation to achieve their goal.

Answer 4

the trackers are people that track down kino and his family for the pearl.