Of Mice and Men
Of Mice and Men
How does Curly immediately raise himself above the other men?
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jill d #170087
The only thing I see in his initial scene in the difference in the way he dresses, especially the richness of the boots he wears.
Other than that..... I guess I would say his affinity for picking fights would be scene as "raising himself above," at least until Lenny tears into him.
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Aslan
He bullies and threatens them.
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Aslan
Curly has small gut complex. He likes to bully bigger guys especially. The men are afraid to fight back because Curly is the bosses son.
