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CURLEY’S WIFE
Misunderstood Obedient Naïve Stereotypical Submissive Lonely Dissatisfied Pretty Seductive Despair Hopeful Mistrusted Flirtatious Restless Self-obsessed Cruel Attention-seeking Insecure Property Feminine
She is the attractive, newly married wife of Curley. She is the only female character in the novel and is never given a name. Appears very showy and flirtatious, which causes tension in the ranch. Is desperately lonely and is constantly trying to get attention form the men. She has a dream of becoming a famous actress. She is naïve and immature. She represents the female race in the novel. She is vindictive and will use the power that her status gives her, even if it is unfair. Her sexuality is the only real weapon that she has.
Crooks key words
Bitter
Hostile
Proud
Independent
Intelligent
Pain
Prejudice
Futility
Indignant
Frustrayed
Angey
Helpless
Cynical
Discrimination
Microcosm
Insecurity
Bookish
Suspicious
Misery
Mean
Realistic
Sharp-witted
Disempowered
Crooks context
He is the only black man on the ranch.
He works as a stable buck looking after the horses.
Lives in a room over the barn and not with the other men.
Is treated badly by the other men.
Is a lonely character, he spends most of the time with his books.
Has a crooked back
He represents what was happening to Blacks in America in the 1930s.