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The Loneliness Of mice and Men

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December 1, 2015

 

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How'd you like not to talk to nobody?'" (Page 87) This quote is said by Curley's wife when all the men went to town, including her husband. It shows that she spends all her time alone, in her house as the men work in the fields. She is also not allowed to talk to anyone but her husband who spends all of this time in the fields, so she feels like she is living alone all her life...
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She is also not allowed to talk to anyone but her husband who spends all of this time in the fields, so she feels like she is living alone all her life. This forces her to talk to anybody she finds. This shows her case of loneliness, and Crooks almost has the same situation. "A guy goes nuts if he ain't got nobody...
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