what does curley's wife tell lennie about her life, and her past? what might her experiences say about her? why doesn't this character have a name?

Curley's wife is so lonely and insignificant (among the men of the ranch) that Steinbeck doesn't give her a name. She is simply Curley's property. She tells Lennie that she wants company and has a right to it. She says Curly is not a nice man and continues to lead Lennie on to disastrous consequences.