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Fat legged, short, hot head, strict,

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Powerful, big stomached, insensitive

Worker

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Big tall skinner, long black hair, handsome, majestic, charming, receptive, influential, calm

Lead worker

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Lonely, sharp-witted, proud and aloof, belittled

Crooks is the only black Character. He's facing racism as he's not allowed to stay with the other workers. He also has a disability which is his crooked back, hence the name. He's diminished especially because of his skin color, but also because of his disability.

Crooks's dream was to go work on Lennie's, George's and Candy's land. He's a parallel of Curley's wife because he's isolated just like her. They're both facing discrimination and the rarely have any social interactions. Also, they have other dreams than being on the ranch.

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Provocative, Pretty, young, lonely, mean, exhibitionist, flaunty

Curley's wife is forced to stay in Curley's house because he doesn't want her seeing any other men. She still manages to sneak out and try to talk to other people. She says she does that because she's very lonely and she doesn't enjoy talking to Curley that much. She always says that he's not a  great guy. No one on the farm enjoys her presence and they all think she's jailbait. She's facing sexism. Also, now that she's married to Curley, she's more like his prized possession more than a person.

Curley's wife had a dream to become an actress, but she never made it, so she married Curley instead. It was more of an obligation than a choice because she need a place to stay. That's revealed at the end of the story. We also see how Curley's wife treats Lennie like a baby and lets him touch her hair. That's discrimination, because she wouldn't let any other man do that, except Lennie who speaks and acts like a child. Of course, it ends badly.

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Thin,  brown eyes, tightly curled hair, aggressive, strong, cocky

Curley wants to fight with tall guys to prove just how strong he is. Because Lennie is one big guy, he immediately catches Curley's attention. Curley provokes him, but Lennie doesn't do anything since he doesn't want to fight. At one point, Curley approaches Lennie and they start fighting. Of course Curley threw the first punch.

His actions really prove his pettiness because he knows that by fighting with big guys it'll advantage him. If the smaller guy manages to him (that's him), people will be impressed at his strength and he'll look stronger. And even if he loses, it won't matter because people will think the matchup was unfair, so it won't make him look weaker.

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Tall,  stoop shouldered old man, fearful

He's scared that when he outlives his purpose he'll be kicked out of the ranch. Right now, the only reason he's being kept there is because the boss is trying to repay his accident. Candy is facing ageism and he has a disability. I think that Candy wants to keep his dog alive because he's in the same situation as the mutt. He's outlived his purpose and is of no use anymore, but if he were to kill him it would be like getting kicked out of the ranch for him.

He was excited because he had one chance to get out of that situation and that would be with George and Lennie. He wouldn't have to be anxious of his time being limited anymore. He's very angry when that plan fails.

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Short, quick witted, supportive, short tempered, skeptic, talkative, convincing

George spends time with the other workers. He's considered in the social activities between the workers.

George kills Lennie in the end because there's no way he can get out of situation. He had to take responsibility so he has no guilt. He doesn't Lennie to think that people were mad at him. He wants to make Lennie happy before his last moments. He recites their shared dream to own land and Lennie tending the rabbits. It's just like when Candy was told to shoot his dog in the back so he can die peacefully.

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Childlike, husky and tall, mentally disabled, innocent, loyal, devoted to George.

Great worker on the ranch. Likes touching soft/smooth things. Lennie doesn't spend time with the other workers, because he's not that considered. Treated like a baby by George

At the end, when Lennie runs to the grove he starts hallucinating. I think that it shows he recognizes his mistakes and understands that he did a bad thing. He knows he'll make George disappointed and he's imagining things he's cared about.

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- nice
- anger issues
- fair-minded
- stocky

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- complains about how Crooks dog is old and smells
- determined

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- friendly, patient
- calm, cool, thoughtful
- looks strong, tall
- empethises with other characters, like George after he kills Lennie
- influencial, authoritative
- most respected on the ranch

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- lonely, isolated, so he feels resentful and bitter towards other characters
- proud
- facing racism
- sharp-witted
- disabled, crooked back

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- pretty, young
- provocative
- discriminated because she is a woman
- lonely, isolated
- rude
- flirts with everyone especially Slim

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- doesn't like big guys because he isn't big
- rude
- aggressive, violene
- overconfident
- cocky / jerk

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-called swamper/cleaner
- tall, old man
- disabled, lost a hand
- lonely, isolated
- searching for friendship
- scared he will be kicked out of the ranch and wants to join George and Lennie on their farm that they plan on making

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- small and shrewd
- quick-witted
- supportive
- short tempered
- protective toward Lennie
- precise, smart
- they work bucking barley
- is able to think quickly to cover up Lennie's mistakes

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- child-like (innocent and sweet natured)
- husky and tall
- mentally disabled
- doesn't change throughout the story (flat character)
- clumsy (can't control his strength)
- large strong (ironic name)