A Wizard of Earthsea

In the book, "A wizard of Earthsea" by Ursula K. Le Guin, the main character Ged is impatient. For example, at the school of wizardry on Roke, Ged was very eager to learn many spells of transformation, but he wanted to learn how to actually transform and not have an illusion, his teacher tells him that he will learn. This shows that Ged is very curious and wants more and more knowledge, he is eager to learn. Another example, when Ged was studying with Ogion in Gont, he was also very impatient. When Ogion was teaching him things that seemed useless, were actually very important Ged said, "How am I to know know these things, when you teach me nothing? Since I lived with you I have done nothing, seen nothing---" This shows that Ged only thinks that magic is all about learning spells and transforming. He is too blind to see that everything he learns will make a better sorcerer.