I have determined plenty of valuable morals. The moral that Steinbeck addressed to readers from the novel is that when it comes to a one's difficult, overwhelming decisions, commemorate not to let anyone decide for a situation. , the reader will regret in the meantime, and eventually will feel very senseless. According to chapter three in the novel, I would explain the part of where one of the characters, Candy was forced to make the decision of having his dog's life taken away by the hands of Carlson. I think that Steinbeck used the moral to communicate with the readers inside of their minds.
