Curley, George, and Lennie are all mentioned by name. What are we to infer from who gets called by name and who doesn’t?

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Read Of Mice and Men , by John Steinbeck

Curley, George, and Lennie are all mentioned by name. What are we to infer from who gets called by name and who doesn’t?

Curley’s wife’s name is the only one that is never revealed because she´s treated as a possession, an object, instead of a person.

Explanation:

Curley’s wife not getting ever called by her name, and being called a “tramp,” a “tart,” and a “looloo,” makes it clear that she has no independence or even her own identity, like most women in the 1930s ranch setting. She´s defined only by her subordinate position as Curley’s wife, despite hating her life with him and losing her identity.

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