In the second volume of One Piece, the characters begin having conversations about what 'real' treasure is. Some characters know how to treasure objects without any monetary value, but other characters learn this the hard way.
One example of this is the character of Gaimon in Volume 3, who undergoes an evolution of desire. His extreme obsession with gold leaves him literally 'trapped' inside the object of his desire -- a treasure chest. Luffy's arrival on the island helps Gaimon deal with his obsessions and see that there are other things worth valuing.
This is my reaction to and analysis of Volumes 2 & 3 of One Piece.
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