In the story, Curly is very over-protective of his wife and she feels very alone. "Think I like to stay in the house all the time?" she asks the guys, when they avoid speaking to her. In this quote, she is fed up and fears being abandoned by the guys because of her jealous husband. It makes her angry to be shunned by the only people she gets to be around. She also says, "I never get to talk to nobod

In the book, Of Mice and Men, the three above characters are the loneliest. They are either old, feeling abandoned, or over-protected. No one should be by himself or herself. Loneliness is the worst punishment. People are not naturally kind to people or things that they do not understand. The next time you're laying in your bed alone, think about how it would feel to be there and alone forever.

y. I get awful lonely." She is obviously frustrated and lonesome. She doesn't have any girlfriends, there's only the guys. In conclusion, Curly's wife is alone and she has no one to talk to but the guys, and they don't want to make Curly mad by talking to her.

One other person who feels abandoned by the group and banished from having friendly company, is Crooks. He comments as he talks to Lenny,

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