Which of the following is parts from W. W. Jacob's "The Monkey Paw" reveals information abou a conflict in the story?

Morris throws the paw in the fire; he is afraid from its power.

White grabs the paw because he is curious.

Morris warns White to "wish for something sensible."

This conflict between the two characters adds to the story’s suspense. Readers have to finish the story to see which character’s attitude toward the paw