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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.

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Q: What does kino want to do with the pearl money if he sells it before and after tragedy strikes in the story the pearl by Steinbeck?
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