Crooks is an important character in the book. He is the only black man on the farm, and in that time, there was a great deal of racism. Steinbeck goes into detail and is very realistic about the issues of racism, while the director Sinise does not. Sinise barely mentions racism but rather focuses on Crooks loneliness.
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Crooks
Crooks is an important character in the book. He is the only black man on the farm, and in that time, there was a great deal of racism. Steinbeck goes into detail and is very realistic about the issues of racism, while the director Sinise does not. Sinise barely mentions racism but rather focuses on Crooks loneliness.
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