What is conflict in the pearl by John Steinbeck?

Man vs. Nature: The pearl symbolizes both beauty and danger, and Kino must battle the harsh elements of the sea and the predators that lurk within it in order to retrieve it.

Man vs. Self: Kino's internal conflict stems from his struggle to maintain his sense of humanity and compassion in the face of his increasing greed and desire for wealth.

Man vs. Society: Kino becomes an outcast from his village as his newfound wealth and obsession with the pearl alienate him from his community.