The Pearl

The Pearl

Why does Kino think the killing of a man is not as evil as the killing of the boat?

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The boat provides a livelihood for an entire family and might possibly be the only possession a man has to implement his livelihood. The kill the boat takes away his manhood, as he can no longer provide for his family and those who depend on him.

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