'George know what he's about. Jus'talks, an' you don't understand nothing....This is just a nigger talkin'..... So it don't mean nothing, see? You couldn't remember it anyways....S'pose George don't come back no more...What'll you do then?'....
Crooks' face lighted with pleasure in his torture.
At the same time that Crooks tortures Lennie, he also makes the remark that …show more content…
Thus, he proves the verity of Jung's statement. Likewise, Curley engages in this power struggle/torture in his isolation as the son of the boss and husband of the temptress-wife. In his insecurity about being short and insecure about this wife, Curley is pugnacious, wishing to fight anyone in his jealous rages. He verbally assaults Lennie after he enters the bunkhouse looking for his wife because Lennie smiles as Carlson and Candy insult him. When Curley punches Lennie, Lennie simply grabs his hand and holds it so tightly that he damages