The reason that Kino killed the man was because the man wanted Kino’s pearl. But Kino needed the pearl that Coyotito go to school, and learn reading. Kino didn’t wanted Coyotito be the poor fisherman same as himself. So he killed the man. After Kino killed the man he went to his brother’s house.…
Kino's amiable attitude throughout the book makes him a tragic hero. Although Kino was greedy during later parts in the book, he was still a likable person. Kino had a devotion for his son, Coyotito, and his wife, Juana. Kino would sacrifice his life over his family's life, which makes him…
Kino ends up beating Juana, something he would have never done before the pearl. He was loved her and was proud of her resilience. Another time when Kino was showing his evil was when he killed the two men. On page 60 we see Juana’s reaction to the murder. The text states “as she considered, the light came again, and she saw two dark figures lying in the path ahead of her.…
It had brought terrible times to Kino and the village, it was awful, and so was Kino. The pearl changing symbolizes the struggle and defeat Kino went through. He was first grateful, and was provided with all he needed, but once he could have more, the greed consumed him, and he was no longer that grateful man described at the beginning of the story. When he finally let go of the pearl, his struggles may not have ended, but his greed was released. When he realized what he did to his son, all his greed went away.…
Kino’s wife, Juana, always believed that the pearl would bring her family misfortune and when she took the pearl away from Kino he nearly beat her to death on the beach. After the beating Juana thought, “And yet it was this thing that made him a man, half insane and half God…” (Steinbeck, 60). Kino shortly after beating his wife, proceeded to kill a man, disguised himself from a group of people following him by being naked and then those people accidently shot Coyotito. A deadly chain of events all because of the power the pearl had over Kino, proving that power can lead to lack of self control and bad decisions. Kino and Odysseus were in a sense victims to the lust of power, since it left Odysseus alone and Kino…
This points out that, the pearl is so important to Kino that he believes that he is defined by it. This also points out that, the pearl has become part of him thus making it very important to him. To conclude, Kino and Greg believe that they know what is important in life, but their stories will take a turn in a different direction…
Kino had to face the challenge of being cheated due to his status. This challenge set the stage for the main part of the book and it changed Kino for the worst. Kino was a pearl diver, and to make money after finding a pearl you have to sell it. He is not in poverty because he is a bad pearl diver; he is actually very good. He is in poverty because since he lacks a good education and because he isn't wealthy, no one gives him a fair price for the pearl.…
They are taught the danger of greed. In the story Kino becomes a different person mentally after he finds the pearl. He suddenly was so focused on money that he had to leave the town he was in to get the best deal. After the death of his son, Kino realized that Juana was right, and the pearl was bad for him. " And Kino drew back his arm and flung the pearl with all his might.…
In The Pearl Kino wants the utmost best well being for his family. They will do anything they could to protect each other from harm. In Of Mice and Men, George will do anything to protect Lennie from danger, even if that means to move from place to place to avoid danger. In the other hand are different due to that fact that each of them are in different circumstances. In The Pearl Kino’s family was there when everyone was against him.…
In the book The Pearl Kino and his wife Juana’s had a very simple life style it was just basically to live off the land. Before the big pearl they were a happy little family. Kino and Juana was happy before the pearl but when they found the pearl their lives changed for the worst. For a living they were pearl divers, they were poor but got by with the little pearls that they would find. They never fought over anything really, they were a happy couple.…
It shows how being selfish and desiring things excessively can ruin happiness. It had the ability to be a blessing to Kino’s life, but turned out to be a curse. The pearl caused Kino to lose almost everything in his life. He lost his house, his son Coyotito, respect from his wife and family, and even his…
Have you ever acted in a certain way and then later changed your attitude or outlook based on events or situations that have taken place?In the novel “The Pearl, written by John Steinbeck and the fictional short story “The Treasure of Lemon Brown” by Walter Dean Myers,this is exactly what happens. The Pearl is about a man named Kino finds a large pearl to help his son who was stung by a scorpion,However men try to steal the pearl from Kino,leading him to show no mercy and kill them which causes him to run away and ultimately the death of his son. ”The Treasure of Lemon Brown” is the story of Greg Ridley ,who needs to study for math but he is being disrespectful, and goes to an abandoned building where he meets Lemon Brown.…
I tried to reason with Kino about how this wasn’t their fault and that it was Kino’s fault for becoming greedy. I explained to him that if he seeks revenge, more misfortune will fall upon him. At the end, Kino was too tired to argue and gave in. But I knew that Kino wouldn’t listen to me and that he still hadn’t changed despite everything that he had lost. I didn’t know how to make him understand.…
Curse John Steinbeck's page-turner novella,“The Pearl”, is about the small town of La Paz, specifically Kino, an impoverished fisherman, and his wife, Juana, and son Coyotito. Kino and Juana live in peace raising their son, until tragedy strikes. Determine to not lose their first son, they receive a miracle, a supposive gift from the gods, but as good luck comes, bad luck follows. The town who were once friends, even family against him, everyone now out for Kino ready to take drastic lengths for his gift. Though all seems well, until it rapidly goes downhill and Kino must fight to save his family while grasping at straws to hold on what’s left of his sanity.…
Kino exceptionally does not show any money, only some pearl seeds following the doctor telling his servant to tell Kino that he is not available. An external conflict occurs between the Doctor and Kino. While meeting the doctor, the novel tells of the doctor's race beating, starving, and robbing Kino's race for nearly four hundred years, and Kino felt rage and wanted to kill the doctor. Kino then comes up with a plan to go pearl hunting to find a pearl that pays for a treatment for Coyotito. Kino and Juana get into the canoe and Kino go searching for a pearl.…