Of Mice and Men

There were many characters in the novel Of Mice and Men whose problems were due to injustice. Some were lonely, some had broken dreams, and some were subjected to discrimination. Crooks, a stable buck, was the loneliest person on the ranch because he was excluded by the ranch hands. He was excluded from the group because he was the sole African-American and he was perceived as weak and resentful. Crooks lived alone in the repair …

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