Analyzing Kino's View Of The Pearl

Juana thought that her future would be filled with happiness, but the day that Kino found the pearl she knew at that time that her future would be filled with sadness and misfortune from the day the pearl was discovered. When Kino thinks that the pearl is lost, he does not know that Juana tried to throw the pearl back into the sea, but she really hind the pearl behind a rock. As Kino is getting his boat ready for his journey, he finds out that someone made a large hole in the bottom of his boat. When he found out that his boat was smashed he feels that this is killing of a family boat. He feels that this is a crime that is greater than killing a person because a person has a family that can revenge him. Kino feels that he can’t take someone
else’s boat because he feels that he is leave his family boat left behind. The pearl is part of Kino’s soul, and to give up the pearl he need to give up part of his soul. He knows that if he gives up the pearl, he will give up the position of “The Man.” Kino knows that the pearl means everything to him and that he will do anything to keep the pearl.