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Human Natures Reflected from the Pearl
Summary: John Steinbeck expresses in the novel, The Pearl, that human nature is inherently greedy, deceptive and evil. In the example of the doctor, it is seen that people are still greedy even though they already have plenty of material wealth. The example of the dealers---they made a cheating plan to fix the price of the pearl, reveals the deception in human nature in the way it deals with money.
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