https://padlet.com/omerkain/fkn8l9xe6tiv en-us 2017-04-30 05:06:08 UTC 2017-05-01 07:24:46 UTC hello@padlet.com moeen_nothing https://padlet.com/omerkain/fkn8l9xe6tiv/wish/169039794 Lennie: Lennie is an insecure character even though he's a big guy with muscles, he is really easy to take control over since he lacks the brains. He also gets himself into trouble quite often because of his childish acts.
Curley: Despite being the son of the owner of the ranch, Curley is a character who picks fights quite often and has quite a few enemies by now. He's a short guy but high tempered. He has control over his wife but, at the same time he has no control over her since she always ignores his instructions and sneaks out.
Curley's wife: Curley's wife is a character who's insecure because of her own acts. She ignores her husband's instructions and wanders off into the ranch. Later into the story you can tell how insecure it is.
Crooks: Crooks is a character who is only in secure because of his race. He does have a book stating his rights however the rights themselves seem to be pretty bias.

]]> 2017-04-30 05:10:57 UTC https://padlet.com/omerkain/fkn8l9xe6tiv/wish/169039794 kevinjoshuanaidoo https://padlet.com/omerkain/fkn8l9xe6tiv/wish/169039854 Lennie: Lennie is always found in places that generally people would not like to be found in, such as walking in a swamp, in a barn, having to stay on the farm when the rest of the people are gone out. 

Curley: Curley is always on the ranch acting like the boss, when in reality he is the bosses son. He is always in the workers quarters, looking for his wife, or can't be found. 

Curleys Wife: She is always insecure, because she doesn't want to be living on a ranch with someone who she doesn't love (Curley). She always wants company, and seeks to satisfy her feeling of loneliness with the workers. She isn't allowed out of the house, although she always goes around looking for Curley. 


Crooks: Due to crooks skin color, he is considered "dirty". One evident setting for this is his room. Out side his room is a manure heap, and its next to the barn, indicating that the room he was given was based on what people thought of him. He also doesn't like people inside his room. He is found inside his room most of the time. ]]> 2017-04-30 05:12:58 UTC https://padlet.com/omerkain/fkn8l9xe6tiv/wish/169039854 omerkain https://padlet.com/omerkain/fkn8l9xe6tiv/wish/169039856 1.  How does Steinbeck create a sense of insecurity in the novel?
You should write about: ·    Why some characters may feel insecure·   
 Uses of language· 
   The contribution of the settings·  
  Other features which create a sense of insecurity.]]> 2017-04-30 05:12:59 UTC https://padlet.com/omerkain/fkn8l9xe6tiv/wish/169039856 omerkain https://padlet.com/omerkain/fkn8l9xe6tiv/wish/169040105 Steinback uses a form of language that is usually straight-forward and honest. The sentence structure is simple and Steinback makes the characters use a form of language that makes the characters feel like they are actually talking.]]> 2017-04-30 05:22:44 UTC https://padlet.com/omerkain/fkn8l9xe6tiv/wish/169040105 gauravwahi11 https://padlet.com/omerkain/fkn8l9xe6tiv/wish/169040166 environment  
race
setting
safety

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