Kino reacted that way because he thought that the pearl waspart of his soul as it says in the book. So if the pearl left his soul would leave him too. Also he did not want to wealth to get away that easily and by that time Kino was a greedy guy. THis i because all he thinks about is the pearl and what he would get like a rifle. So he didn't want that to happen, so he acted fiercely just to get it back because he wanted his wealth and did not want the chance to pass by. I hope it helped.
Kino reacted fiercely because the pearl had become deeply symbolic to him. It represented hope and a way to improve his family's life. Seeing Juana try to get rid of it threatened the future he believed the pearl could provide, triggering a strong emotional response from him.
He did it to prove he was strong enough to overcome his greed.
She tries to suck the venom out of his shoulder.
With a declaration of war.
Declared war.
He called it a "day of infamy".
Had to immediately react to violence.
With righteous indignation.
they droped nuclear bombs on japan
They reacted almost immediately by going to war against Japan, the very day after pearl harbor the desicion was made to go to war
it respond by wrigling and moving around trying to get away of it
They joined WW2 and bombed japan to make them surrender
they startd to bomb Germany and then people stuck up for them and the war started
The incoming attack was totally unexpected. The defending troops had no time to react.