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Curley's wife is treated as an object throughout the entire chapter. She doesn't have a name yet, although the book is already halfway over.

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"'They’ll can me purty soon. Jus’ as soon as I can’t swamp out no bunk houses they’ll put me on the county'" (Steinbeck 30). As seen by this quote, Candy thinks that the boss will just get rid of him once his hand creates too much of a problem.

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He has more power than Slim by the end of the chapter because of the change in what defines power.

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Throughout chapter 3, Curley's wife stays powerless. Curley is very controlling over her so she doesn't have much freedom except for when she is sneaking around.

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Throughout this chapter, Candy continues to be powerless, except for the fact that he gets some respect from Lennie and George.

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Crooks stays powerless by the end of the chapter because no one changes the way they treat him. He also doesn't have the ability to gain authority at the ranch becuase of his race.

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Lennie ends the chapter with power because of his fight with Curley. This fight gave him power because he stood up for himself which gave him authority over Curley.

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Curley loses his power by the end of the chapter because power is based less on authority and more on other factors such as respect.

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Slim continues to be respected by the workers because of his desire to put others before himself.

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"Slim went on. 'I think you got your han' caught in a machine. If you don't tell nobody what happened, we ain't going to'...'I won't tell,' said Curley. He avoided looking at Lennie" (Steinbeck 64).

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Candy is powerless from the beginning of the chapter because the fact that he doesn't have a right hand makes him be viewed as, more or less, useless to the ranch.

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Curley is the boss's son which means that he has given authority over others. This also means that he has power over others in the beginning of the chapter.

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Lennie is powerless at the beginning of the chapter beacause he is easily controled by others. He also doesn't have the mental  ability to control himself or others.

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Curley's wife begins the chapter without power.  She isn't adressed with much respect by the men. "'I’m tryin’ to find Curley, Slim.'/'Well, you ain’t tryin’ very hard. I seen him goin’ in your house'" (Steinbeck 16).

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Crooks begins the chapter without power because no one listens to him or gives him any respect.

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At the beginning of the chapter Slim is respected by a majority of the people on the farm. This is because, unlike the rest of the workers, he listens to and helps others.