Consequences of Greed

Subha Datta's greed for the magic pitcher and his refusal to choose other gifts, along with his later indulgence in wine, directly cause the destruction of the pitcher and the loss of his newfound wealth.

Subha Datta's greed and drunkenness lead to the destruction of the magic pitcher.

Subha Datta's desire for the pitcher's benefits begins to conflict with his longing for home and work.

The woodcutter's greed for the pitcher leads him to disregard the fairies' needs, though the immediate consequences are not yet shown.

Subha Datta's inability to be content with simple food and his indulgence in wine lead to the risk of losing his magic pitcher.