The Corn Grows Ripe Characters

Dorothy Rhoads
This Study Guide consists of approximately 21 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Corn Grows Ripe.

The Corn Grows Ripe Characters

Dorothy Rhoads
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Dionisio or Tigre

Dionisio or Tigre is a 12-year-old, Mayan boy. He lives in a small Mayan village. His father is a farmer. His family works hard, but Dionisio is lazy. He likes to lie around in his hammock. Mother and Father spoil him because his three brothers died in one week. Dionisio's nickname is Tigre (Jaguar) because he looks like a jaguar and he is curious and mischievous. Everyone calls him Tigre. Tigre loves to ask questions and understand the science of nature. His family cannot help his quest for knowledge because they are not educated. Tigre enjoys his education. It quenches his thirst for knowledge.

In the beginning, Tigre acts like a selfish little boy. However, when Father gets hurt, Tigre must act like man. He takes on the role of the man of the family. He clears the bush, burns the land and plants the cornfield...

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