The passage brings out the important themes of the story which touches the history of Christopher Columbus from the King’s point of view explained by the trickster “Coyote.” The quote reveals the story in a way which doesn't fully elaborate all the details in a serious tone but in a way which would be indirect humorous form of saying. Indirectly the quote explains how Old coyote always wanted to win so she always changes the rules which made her friends leave her to play by herself. She always wanted more, so she created other people to play with but those people only wanted to get rich, so they took Old coyote’s friends and sold them in Europe. Instead of being grateful for what she had, she wanted more and in the end she's left alone. This
