Of Mice and Men chapters 3 & 4 - Harkleroad

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What does Crooks say to Lennie that upsets him?

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Crooks tells Lennie that George is going to leave him.

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What does Candy overhear during George and Lennie's conversation?

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Candy overhears a description of George and Lennie's dream.

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What literary device is used when Crooks says there is a manure pile under the window?

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This is an example of sarcasm.

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How does Crooks initially greet Lennie?

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Crooks greets Lennie angrily.

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How does Candy plan to help George and Lennie with their dream?

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Candy plans to give them money.

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What is the significance of George and Lennie's dream?

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It represents hope and the desire for a better life.

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How does Crooks' character reflect themes of isolation?

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Crooks is isolated due to his race and disability, highlighting social issues.

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What does Lennie's interaction with Crooks reveal about his character?

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Lennie's innocence and lack of understanding of social dynamics.

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What role does Candy play in the friendship between George and Lennie?

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Candy serves as a supporter and a link to their dream.

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What does the setting of the bunkhouse symbolize?

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The bunkhouse symbolizes loneliness and the harsh realities of life for itinerant workers.