Because they were happy before he found the pearl. He wanted it to be that way again. Whether or not it can be is perhaps in doubt, but... he is going to try. The Pearl brought him nothing but pain and complication... he is losing everything he loves, and so he throws away what he thinks is the cause of it all.
Juana wanted to throw away the pearl because she believed it brought nothing but misfortune to her family. The pearl caused greed, jealousy, and violence among the villagers, leading to tragic consequences for her loved ones. Juana wanted to rid her family of this cursed object and the chaos it brought into their lives.
Juana wanted kino to throw it back into the ocean.
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.
A rifle, to get married in a church, and to give Coyotito an education.
Kino wants to use the money for his son Coyotito. He wants to give his son a better life and a better education than he and his wife, Juana, has. But after tragedy strikes that reason is no longer there. They do not want the money for themselves nor do they want the pearl in their possession any longer.
Bit you want to throw away.
Throw them away immediately unless you want to be in jail.
To become an engineer is to throw your life away.
Probably throw it away, but it totally depends on what you want to get rid of
Make a wish if you want; if not, throw away.
Anything you don't want that you don't give away or recycle.
if you know where to look, and you want to throw your life away
You can eat it as candy, melt it slightly and drizzle it over ice cream or brownies, or throw it away.If you have dental appliances, you might want to give it away or throw it away.