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The Pearl was always an evil essence.There was never a use for it. It only brought evil to their family and everyone around them. The Pearl ruined the environments that it was meant to save and eventually turned the people in those environments corrupt. The Pearl even ruined and destroyed the main symbol of purity and hope. The reason that Kino and Juana went searching for something of value was because Coyotito needed to be healed by the doctor. Once they found the “wonderful” pearl there was no longer a use for it. Juana’s seaweed cure had worked and now there was no need for the pearl. Kino only wanted to use it for things that weren’t necessary such as a wedding with Juana, with whom he was already married, and a rifle which he didn’t

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