Corruption In John Steinbeck's Of Mice And Men

Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men incorporates an assortment of characters with prerequisite personalities that create conflict, a prominent clash between characters are from Curly’s Wife and the gang of ranchmen. The ranchmen throw verbal abuse to Curley's Wife who never initiates affairs with the men, but yet is subjected to false accusations. The corruption against Curley's Wife, who is simply a lonely woman who desires attention, is unjust. When she confronts Lennie, one of the main characters, she manipulates the situation and stimulates a conversation by convincing Lennie that communicating with her isn't so bad. Lennie, being like a child didn't comprehend completely and easily forgot about the warnings he had revived. Curly's wife then proceeds