He always want more. Kino imagines a marriage that will make his wife happy and wealth to provide education for his son. He also starts thinking of objects for himself such as a rifle and new clothes. These thoughts filled Kino’s mind so that nothing would stop him from obtaining these materialistic objects. His greed is so great that he even puts his family in danger so that he can gain what he wants. In chapter three it reads, “This was an impossibility, and if he could think of having a rifle whole horizons were burst and he could rush on. For it is said that humans are never satisfied, that you give them one thing and they want something more.” Kino wanted more and more since he was never satisfied with what he had. He was never content, which led to his family becoming a low priority in his
He always want more. Kino imagines a marriage that will make his wife happy and wealth to provide education for his son. He also starts thinking of objects for himself such as a rifle and new clothes. These thoughts filled Kino’s mind so that nothing would stop him from obtaining these materialistic objects. His greed is so great that he even puts his family in danger so that he can gain what he wants. In chapter three it reads, “This was an impossibility, and if he could think of having a rifle whole horizons were burst and he could rush on. For it is said that humans are never satisfied, that you give them one thing and they want something more.” Kino wanted more and more since he was never satisfied with what he had. He was never content, which led to his family becoming a low priority in his