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Grapes Of Wrath

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June 26, 2014

 

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How they starved and cheated the poor, working man, in order to keep him desperate for food and too weak to protest. Above all, it showed everyone that these "damn Okies" were all simply men, women and children, no different from anyone else, just poorer. They were human beings with feelings and not the uncivilized beasts they were portrayed as at the time...
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Steinbeck portrays the "Okies" in a way no one before him had, and also managed to keep their story true to life. He did this by mainly using dialect, and wrote the "Okie" dialect just as it was spoken, breaking the lines of proper grammar and spelling. If he was concerned with such things it would have ruined the personality of the characters...
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