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This was the most disturbing because Kinos attacks Juna just because of the pearl and it shows what the pearl is doing to him.

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This sentence bothers me because it clearly described Kino punching his wife and kicking her. In my opinion, Kino took it too far.

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"He struck her in the face with his clenched fist and she fell among the boulders, and he kicked her in the side" (Steinbeck 59).

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The most disturbing part is when Kino says that destroying a canoe is worse than killing a man because a man's life is worth more than an inanimate object.

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"The canoe of his grandfather plastered over and over, and a splintered hole broken in it. This was an evil beyond thinking. The killing of a man was not so evil as the killing of a boat"(Steinbeck 62).
-Logan Rolleri

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This sentence was disturbing because it was way too descriptive, and visualizing this description in real life would be extremely gross and disgusting. 

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"She leaped forward and saw that one was Kino and the other a stranger with dark shiny fluid leaking from his throat," (Steinbeck 60).
-Kaitlyn Thomas