Is Kino a static or dynamic character in The Pearl?

Kino is definitely a dynamic character in The Pearl. When Kino discovers the pearl he changes in his character because he knows that the pearl is his way to great fortune. His greed corrupts him at first, but towards the end he turns from greed, and thinks that the pearl is the only way his family will survive. At the very end this turns out to be the opposite and he realizes that the pearl was their undoing. He learns form his mistake, and casts the pearl back into the ocean. Kino goes from poor fisherman, to a greed filled person, to a desperate father. In the end he is broken, and will never be the same as he was in the beginning of the book.