The Pearl : Appearances Can Be Deceiving

John Pearl of John Steinbeck tells the story of Kino, a poor pearl diver living in Mexico with his wife Juana and the boy Coyotito. One day, Chino discovered a huge pearl that is worth a lot. Chino dreams of buying what he wants to have money after selling pearls. One thing that Chino did not notice was that many people took some action to steal pearls from him. No one doubts that the power of pearls is cheated, dirtied, and destroyed. Therefore, Pearl depicts the ultimate fight of good and evil.

In general, the "pearl" letter indicates that various aspects of society are collapsing due to their commitment to the acquisition of wealth. Pearls are illusion of silly Chino. Its appearance tricks people who see wealth and wealth. Kino has been proved to be an ordinary person with a moral breakdown of important values. The doctor explained the big company. He used poor people and disadvantaged people. The pastor's representative is drawn as a good institution, but in reality he just wants to get more wealth. In life, people strive to succeed, but once they have found that there is a possibility that it may be unfortunately connected because they are sacrificing important values. This novel undoubtedly emphasizes the reader that pursuing material wealth does not bring happiness.

Throughout history, it is widely believed that appearance can be deceived. A person can live a life without someone understanding the real reality of their personality. William · Shakespeare is one of the best writers ever, understands the relationship between appearance and reality, and often has his / her personality two-sided. One of the most fundamental problems in philosophy is appearance and reality. Ask for something about the real problem

Through Macbeth and Macbeth, William Shakespeare clearly expressed that the appearance could be deceived. Macbeth was drawn as a noble and faithful figure, but he killed the king while pursuing his strength. Mrs Macbeth seems to be a kind and kind woman, but she is the main factor affecting Macbeth 's killing decision. Based on the knowledge I gained from my personal experience and the events that occurred in this play, I came to the conclusion that we should not judge people by their appearance. I think that only time can reveal reality people.