What was the attitude of sergeant majior Morris towards the paw in the story of the monkeys paw?

Sergeant Major Morris exhibits a dismissive and wary attitude towards the monkey's paw in W.W. Jacobs' story. He warns the Whites about its dangerous powers and the tragic consequences of its use, suggesting that it brings misfortune rather than luck. Despite his own experiences, he is reluctant to destroy the paw, indicating a mix of fear and fascination. Ultimately, his demeanor serves as a cautionary voice about the perils of tampering with fate.