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The pearl
Book • 1947
In 'The Pearl', John Steinbeck tells the story of Kino, a poor Mexican pearl diver who finds a massive pearl, which he believes will bring him wealth and a better life for his family.
However, the pearl becomes a symbol of destructive greed and ambition, leading to tragic consequences.
The novella explores themes of family, colonialism, and the dangers of unchecked desire.
However, the pearl becomes a symbol of destructive greed and ambition, leading to tragic consequences.
The novella explores themes of family, colonialism, and the dangers of unchecked desire.
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