Of Mice and Men

Why do Crooks act aloof? ( In chapter 4 )

Why do Crooks act aloof?

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Crooks is not allowed in the bunkhouse because he is black. Although he is desperately lonely, he feels like he needs to act aloof in order keep a little self-respect. He initially doesn't want Lennie to come into his small room because it is the only space he has to call his own.