Of Mice and Men Chapter 4

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Why doesn't Crooks want Lennie to come into his room at first?

Back

Because it's all he has and he doesn't want anyone to see it.

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How does Curly's wife insult the men in Crook's room?

Back

She says they're the weakest ones.

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Why does Crooks relent in his taunting of Lennie?

Back

He is afraid Lennie will hurt him.

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What does Crooks' conversation with Lennie reveal about him?

Back

Crooks is lonely.

Front

Who are the two other visitors to Crooks' room besides Lennie?

Back

Candy and Curley’s wife.

Front

What does Crooks' reluctance to let Lennie in symbolize?

Back

His desire for privacy and protection of his personal space.

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How does Curly's wife assert her power in Crooks' room?

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By belittling the men and asserting her superiority.

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What theme is highlighted through Crooks' character in Chapter 4?

Back

The theme of isolation and loneliness.

Front

What does Crooks' interaction with Lennie suggest about his character?

Back

Despite his bitterness, he craves companionship.

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How does the setting of Crooks' room contribute to the story?

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It reflects Crooks' social status and isolation.