crooks

A man who is very itter and isolated because of loneliness would be Crooks. Crooks is separated from everyone because he is black. Crook tells Lennie, “Spose you didn’t have nobody. Spose you couldn’t go into the bunkhouse and play rummy cause’ you was black…” (Steinbeck, 72) Having to live in his own bunkhouse, he scattered personal possessions around the floor, because he was alone. Being colored was most of the reason he was treated unfairly which caused him to be lonely because he could not associate with the white workers. Crooks also goes on saying, “A guy gets alone out here at night, maybe readin’ books or thinkin’ or stuff like that.” (Steinbeck, 73) When all of the guys are in their bunkhouse enjoying each other’s company, Crooks has to read books which he gets tired of doing. When Lennie comes into Crooks’s bunk, Crooks takes the opportunity to chat with him because nobody ever comes into his bunk. Another reason for Crooks loneliness is that his back is crooked which doesn’t allow him to work with the rest of the workers so instead he is at the ranch alone. His loneliness causes his personality to become bitter.A man who is very itter and isolated because of loneliness would be Crooks. Crooks is separated from everyone because he is black. Crook tells Lennie, “Spose you didn’t have nobody. Spose you couldn’t go into the bunkhouse and play rummy cause’ you was black…” (Steinbeck, 72) Having to live in his own bunkhouse, he scattered personal possessions around the floor, because he was alone. Being colored was most of the reason he was treated unfairly which caused him to be lonely because he could not associate with the white workers. Crooks also goes on saying, “A guy gets alone out here at night, maybe readin’ books or thinkin’ or stuff like that.” (Steinbeck, 73) When all of the guys are in their bunkhouse enjoying each other’s company, Crooks has to read books which he gets tired of doing. When Lennie comes into Crooks’s bunk, Crooks takes the