Of Mice and Men Chapter 4

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Who wanders into Crook’s room after seeing a light?

Back

Lennie

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How does George react when he learns that Candy and Lennie have told Crooks about the farm they plan to buy?

Back

George scowls disapprovingly, and scolds Candy for telling.

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What angers Lennie when Crooks jokes about George not coming back?

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Lennie is angered by Crooks joking that George might never come back.

Front

Why does Crooks live alone in the harness room?

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The other men don’t like him being in the bunk-house because he is black.

Front

What does Curley’s wife do when Crooks threatens to tell the Boss about her?

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She calls him a vile name and threatens to get him hanged.

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What is the significance of Crooks' living situation in the story?

Back

It highlights the themes of racism and isolation.

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How does Lennie's mental state affect his interactions with others?

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Lennie's mental challenges lead him to be overly trusting and vulnerable.

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What does George's scolding of Candy reveal about his character?

Back

It shows George's protective nature and his desire to maintain control.

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What role does Curley’s wife play in the dynamics of the ranch?

Back

She represents loneliness and the struggle for power among the men.

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How does Steinbeck use Crooks' character to address social issues?

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Crooks' experiences reflect the racial discrimination of the time.