how does Mr. white approach the game of chess as he plays with his son? What might this reveal about his personality?

Based on the novel called The Monkey's Paw by W. W. Jacobs, during the chess game Mr. White wants to desperately beat his son so he grimly surveys the board, which indicates his greed as he does not care about his son but instead only cares about winning, much like he later on only wants the monkeys paw that no one else has and does not give much consideration to the consequences or those around him.