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Post by MsElliott on Feb 11, 2015 0:16:46 GMT
Just as Crooks is the only black person on the ranch, Curley's wife is the only woman. Describe both their existence on the ranch.
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Post by sherimercer on Feb 11, 2015 5:58:26 GMT
Curley's wife and Crooks are both extremely lonely and are represented as the 'outcast' characters, as they have nobody to talk to and are judged purely off appearance. Crooks is judged as he is negro, and Curley's wife is judged for being a 'jail trap' as she comes to the ranch just for a chance to talk to someone else apart form her self-obsessed husband.
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Post by Cassandra on Feb 13, 2015 3:53:20 GMT
Curley's wife and Crook and both seen as the characters that are the 'odd ones out'. Curley's wife is lonely because Her husband is cockey and self-obsessed, which is most likely why she goes around the ranch 'looking for things and her husband', just so she has someone to talk to. Crooks is a lonely man because of racism. Because he's black, he's not allowed in the bunk house so he has a room of his own in the stable. Although he spends most of his time in the company off himself, "It was difficult for Crooks to conceal his pleasure with anger." , he really does enjoy the company of others.
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Post by benstephens on Feb 15, 2015 3:21:43 GMT
Curley's wife and Crook and both seen as the characters that are the 'odd ones out'. Curley's wife is lonely because Her husband is cockey and self-obsessed, which is most likely why she goes around the ranch 'looking for things and her husband', just so she has someone to talk to. Crooks is a lonely man because of racism. Because he's black, he's not allowed in the bunk house so he has a room of his own in the stable. Although he spends most of his time in the company off himself, "It was difficult for Crooks to conceal his pleasure with anger." , he really does enjoy the company of others. but curleys wife doesnt want to be lonely she wants to just talk to people because of the way she looks around for her husband all the time |
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Post by tiffaniecalleja on Feb 16, 2015 22:03:06 GMT
Crook sees him self as lonely as he is unwanted in the bunk house and anywhere else where he is presented. Curley's wife sees herself as unwanted by some of the men that know what she's up to. She does this because she get lonely when she's the only girl on the ranch, and when curly doesn't spend time with her.
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Post by tiffaniecalleja on Feb 16, 2015 22:25:38 GMT
Curley's wife and Crooks are both extremely lonely and are represented as the 'outcast' characters, as they have nobody to talk to and are judged purely off appearance. Crooks is judged as he is negro, and Curley's wife is judged for being a 'jail trap' as she comes to the ranch just for a chance to talk to someone else apart form her self-obsessed husband. They are both lonely and not wanted but anyone |
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Post by aedantheshadow on Feb 16, 2015 22:45:35 GMT
Crook sees him self as lonely as he is unwanted in the bunk house and anywhere else where he is presented
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Post by mathieumackay1 on Feb 17, 2015 7:32:56 GMT
both crook and curlys wife feeil lonly because crook os the only black person on the farm and back then, they discriminate blacks so he feels even more lonly. and curlys wife is the only woman on the farm and she gets lonly inside that house of hers so that is why so trys to suduce the pther farmers.
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Post by mercedes on Feb 18, 2015 5:49:01 GMT
Crook sees him self as lonely as he is unwanted in the bunk house and anywhere else where he is presented. Curley's wife sees herself as unwanted by some of the men that know what she's up to. She does this because she get lonely when she's the only girl on the ranch, and when curly doesn't spend time with her. Crooks and Curlys wife are also lonely because both of their dreams have been crushed, Curlys wife wanting to be in shows and Crooks having equal rights. |
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Post by matthewwilson on Feb 18, 2015 9:52:53 GMT
Crook's feels unwelcome because he is alway being teased about his skin and them being racist to him which makes him feel left out and Curly's wife feels left because she is the only woman on the farm and they all know what she does so that makes her feel awkward and lonely.
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Post by amysutherland on Feb 19, 2015 2:01:55 GMT
Crook sees him self as lonely as he is unwanted in the bunk house and anywhere else where he is presented Curly's wife is lonely because she is the only female on the ranch. This makes the Curly lucky to have a wife, but she gets really lonely not having any other women to talk to. |
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Post by antheawoodruff on Feb 19, 2015 2:20:49 GMT
Curleys wife is the only women on the ranch and she doesn't even like her husband. Crooks is the only black person and gets discriminated and is always by himself.
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Post by callumbrokenshire on Feb 26, 2015 1:38:40 GMT
Both Crooks and Curleys wife are outsiders practically, Curleys wife is the only lady on the ranch and Crooks is the only black person on the ranch. Curleys wife doesn't even like Curley and Crooks gets discriminated a lot and is alone all the time.
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Post by luked on Feb 26, 2015 1:55:26 GMT
Crook's and Curley's wife's characters are both lonely characters because they are cast out by the men because she is the only woman on the farm and he is the only black man so the situation's for both of them is very tough.
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Post by luked on Feb 26, 2015 2:01:29 GMT
Crook sees him self as lonely as he is unwanted in the bunk house and anywhere else where he is presented Crooks situation is that he is black so the other men think of him as an abomination because of his race while Curley's wife is overlooked by all the men on the farm even her husband. |
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