The Chrysanthemums

Steinbeck's simple, aloof style can be frustrating for readers, who want more details about the characters' thoughts and feelings. Why do you think he chose to keep his distance from his characters? Is it a strength of the story, or a weakness?

  1. Steinbeck's simple, aloof style can be frustrating for readers, who want more details about the characters' thoughts and feelings. Why do you think he chose to keep his distance from his characters? Is it a strength of the story, or a weakness?
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