Crooks' Scene Discussion

Hello Guys! Today I am here to blog about the Crooks' room scene. In the scene, we meet Crooks and he reveals his true personality. We see that he likes company even though he let on that he does not enjoy it. Crooks hides, "It was difficult for Crooks to conceal his pleasure with anger."To him, this is one of the first times he has company in his room. I think after this experience, Crooks might try to be more outgoing because Candy and Lennie accept him. After Curley's wife comes in and starts threatening the workers, I come to the conclusion that foreshadowing is in play. Candy argues, "Maybe there was a time when we was scared of gettin' canned, but we ain't no more. We got our own lan', and it's ours an' we c'n go to it." I believe that Curley will catch one of the workers arguing with his wife and, he will tell the boss. They might get canned or restricted with their job, but will still be dreamers. Part four was very interesting and I am excited for Part 5. Thanks for your time today.