![]() Kino didn’t appreciate what he had, he didn’t protect his canoe that he inherited from his grandfather or his house as he protect the pearl. Steinbeck shows readers that wealth can’t buy happiness because Kino ends up living a miserable life. Kino gets the pearl and believes that he has all reasons for being happy. In conclusion, the author paints a portrait of how greed is a destructive force and how wealth can’t buy happiness. In addition Kino and Juana couldn’t travel and so they made their way through the mountains. The destruction of Kino’s canoe meant cutting the tie between Kino and his simple life. ‘Kino and Juana came slowly down to the beach and to Kino’s canoe, which was the one thing of value he owned in the world.’ The author reinforces a message that the canoe was a very important thing in Kino’s life because it was his livelihood and the tie between him and his heritage. The canoe symbolizes the simplification of Kino’s life when he lived a peaceful life full of love without any need of riches and worth. The humble fisherman’s simple life with a value of love and loyalty transformed into monster. The pearl becomes a symbol of destruction because it destroys Kino’s life, character and becomes the cause of his son’s death. As the story continues the symbols of the pearl changes. All of Kino’s dreams were depended on the pearl, it would help the poor fisherman to pay for his son’s treatment and liberate them from poverty. ![]() In the surface of the great pearl he could see dream forms.” The author described the pearl as a symbol of beauty, financial worth, and hope. The second symbol is the pearl, the pearl has many symbols in the story at the beginning of the story the pearl is seen as a savior and key that would open many doors for Coyotito, “And to Kino the secret melody of the maybe pearl broke clear and beautiful, rich and warm and lovely, glowing and gloating and triumphant. The scorpions poison which is considered as one of the deadly poisons got healed by just some sea sand but there is another poison which is the peals poison which cannot be healed by anything. The greedy doctor and scorpion was the two reasons for finding the great pearl which was the beginning of a new dark chapter of Kino’s life. Steinbeck’s choice of words and the song of evil made it clear, “In his mind a new song had come, the Song of Evil, the music of the enemy, of any foe of the family, a savage, secret, dangerous melody, and underneath, the Song f the Family cried plaintively” that the scorpion is the actual source of evil, through Kinos feelings and thoughts even before his baby was stung (gets stung). First of them is the scorpion who changed the course of kino and his family’s life. Symbols such as the scorpion, pearl and canoe added deeper meaning to the story. In this text, I will analyze symbols that Steinbeck used to convey messages and show thoughts. Afterwards everything goes differently and unexpectedly. They go through mountains but realize that they are followed by three men. After his house had been ransacked and attacked by intruders Kino decides to sell the pearl at the capital. Kino goes to sell it but the pearl dealers try to lowball him and get it as cheap as possible. ![]() As he dives, he finds the so-called “Pearl of the World.” At the surface of the pearl he sees a brighter future, new clothes and education for his son. The irritation drives Kino and Juana desperately to the sea for pearl diving, hoping to find a pearl that might be valuable for Coyotito’s treatment. Everything starts off when the calamity strikes over the family when the infant Coyotito gets stung by a scorpion and the doctor refuses to heal the baby because of their race and lack of money. ![]() You must want it just enough, and you must be very tactful with Gods or the gods.” The Pearl, short story written by John Steinbeck, the author in which he presents Coyotito, the baby of Kino, a poor fisherman and his wife Juana. “It is not good to want a thing too much. ![]()
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