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.
An arrogant businessman loses his money and his freedom when he is sent to jail after his auto company fails to do proper safety inspections
in silas marner his money, before he found eppie, was hius most loved and priced possetion
a document that must be filled before withdrawing money from the bank
Lyddie was paid $5 just before she was fired from the tavern.
the point of view of marigolds is 3rd person
parable of the pearl
3 Strikes grossed $9,821,335 worldwide.
3 Strikes grossed $9,821,335 in the domestic market.
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"The Pearl" by John Steinbeck can be seen as a moral story about the destructive power of greed and the consequences of putting material wealth above all else. It highlights how the pursuit of wealth can lead to tragedy and the loss of something more valuable, such as love and family. Through Kino's journey, Steinbeck illustrates the corrupting influence of money and the importance of being content with what one has.
It can be viewed as a comedy because the ending is optimistic and it can be viewed as a tragedy because Walter Lee lost the money they were gonna use to help Beneatha go to college and for Walter to start his business.
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"The Great Gatsby" is actually written by F. Scott Fitzgerald, not John Steinbeck. The main themes of the novel include the corruption of the American Dream, the emptiness of wealth and materialism, and the clash between old money and new money. It also explores themes of love, morality, and social class.
I doubt you will get bail at 2 strikes. I would worry more about how much jail/prison time. Three stikes and you are OUT.
Money :) Money, money, money. And changes in law and government. Also, in salaries and taxes and rents and pensions, as these are the sources of majority of strikes. And many other things, but they're minor.
It is about the same as that in stories of the Hope Diamond. Greed and sudden money are not cure-alls.
Kino is the round character in The Pearl because he goes from family oriented to greedy (wants money from the pearl).