In The Book Curley’s wife reputation has already been rumored. This creates a complete setting. She has no self respect and isn't happy with anything and she's a ‘’tart’’. Steinbeck Uses Strong language when addressing her and when she is introduced he only gives her a brief description but her feelings are vivid, “ If i catch one man and he's alone i get along fine with him but let just two of you guys get together and you won't talk. just nothing but mad. you're all scared of each other that's what. everyone of you's scared the rest is gonna get something on you.” She expresses her regret repeatedly. The way she complains about not having anyone to talk to makes you want to empathise with her but she is not as nice as she seems.
