Curley’s Wife also finds companionship but in a different way and also for different reasons than the other characters do. Curley is mean and dose not treat his wife in a respectable manner so she goes out looking for somebody else to be treat her with affection. Sometimes she goes into the bunkhouse and tries to start a conversation with the other characters but they always tell her to get out because they don’t want no trouble with Curley. She says in the story, “ Think I don’t like to talk to somebody ever’ once in awhile? Think I like to stick in that house alla time?” (Steinbeck 77). This is just one of the many quotes that help describe that even though Curley is her husband and they live together it still gets lonely and she just want
