Thursday, 30 April 2015

Why has Crooks been able to accumulate more personal items then the other ranch hands in Of Mice and Men?

Also, although
Steinbeck doesn't refer to it directly, the reader gets the impression that he has been the
stable buck at this ranch for quite some time, whereas many of the other men working there are
truly migrants.

Remember that whenand Lenny first arrived, they were filling
the bunks of men who had just left the job, and they themselves were migrant workers moving from
farm to farm.

Because of the probable length of time Crooks had been at this
one job, he was able to accumulate more.

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