Loneliness in Of Mice and Men
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... ove competition and he really enjoyed himself inflicting maximum amounts of pain on people. He hangs onto this dream for as long as he can. I think that it is his way of dealing with the rejection from is wife. Curley cannot be friendly with any of the ranch workers because he is the bosses son and the boss is never friendly with his workers incase he has to sack them. This adds to Curley”¦s collection of bad feelings about himself. Also, in order to have any kind of control over the workers he must not be friendly with them so he can keep his reputation and people can stay scared of him. He finds it increasingly difficult to see things from different perspectives. This is his flaw in life. He cannot identify with how others see and feel things, this results in him being nasty to everyone including his wife. E.g. He goes to a brothel every month but when his wife even talk to another man he complains.
Crooks The most lonely character in the whole book. Where Curley”¦s wife had Curley and Curley had his wife Crooks has no one. No one to speak to, no one ...
