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This chapter focuses on three marginalized characters in the novel: Curley's wife, Candy, and Crooks. Crooks is an isolated and bitter stable buck who highlights issues of racism through his discussion with the other ranch hands. The isolated barn setting of this chapter emphasizes the loneliness and exclusion felt by these characters.
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- 5. What is the effect of the setting for this chapter?