Of Mice and Men

chapter 4

what changes crooks heart despite the racial segregation

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Crooks desire to belong and his innate loneliness cause him to change his mind about the farm. The thought that the farm might be more than a dream...... gve him hope..... despite the racial segregation. A common goal can end a racial divide.

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