Kino Essay In John Steinback's the Pearl, Kino a character in the novel was trying to achieve more than what he thought he could, for the life of him and his family. Although in order for him to accomplish his goal, Kino would have to create successful pathways for his future. To begin, someone who over comes great obstacles creates successful pathways to his future. Kino didn't set any great obstacles for his future. When …
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…drama and complications. For one thing Kino never spoke his mind out, until people wanted apart of his pearl. When people wanted to buy the pearl for a really cheap price he did speak his mind and thought that they were trying to cheat him. Kino was one that never gave up on the pearl but he didn't accomplish anything. He just lost everything. Finally he realized that the pearl evil and threw it away.