In I Find Fool Gold by Mark Twain when Twain finds his gold mine what is his first reaction?

In "I Find Fool's Gold," Mark Twain’s initial reaction upon discovering what he believes to be a gold mine is one of overwhelming excitement and exuberance. He imagines the wealth and prosperity that could come from such a find, envisioning a bright future filled with luxury. However, this thrill quickly turns to disillusionment when he realizes that the gold is actually worthless pyrite, leading to a humorous reflection on the nature of greed and deception.