First of all, if a person has too much wealth they can become attached to having a vast amount of money. Having money and desire for a long period of time can lead to addiction. When a person emotionally has the urge to have a profusion …show more content…
Money can really change anyone whether they were rich or poor before receiving or earning it. When someone has money, they do not really think about what it was like before they had an abundance of money. A person’s mood transitions, and all they think about is what they can do with the money they have. For instance, when Kino found the pearl “he wondered what the pearl would be worth” (Steinbeck 21). Kino wondering how much the pearl is worth shows that he is thinking about money and how wealthy he could be. He was not very happy when Juana had the pearl. Steinbeck wrote, “Her arm was about to throw when he leaped at her and caught her arm and wrenched the pearl from her. He struck her in the face with his clenched fist” (59). This shows that Kino was greedy and did not want Juana to have the pearl. Having money can usually change a person’s life, the money can make them feel …show more content…
The interesting novella written by John Steinbeck called The Pearl is mainly about how finding a pearl can affect a community. Whenever money is around, somebody’s life will have a transformation. Having wealth is something that gets into a person’s mind and causes them to be different. Even though money can cause behavioral issues, it can benefit others in the long run. Having money and having eagerness can change anybody’s life when found like the pearl was found in the novella The