Nicholas James Kakos

[Nicholas James Kakos @NKakos2]

@DannyNeises use of dashes could also perhaps exemplify a tense tone between the soldiers.

[Nicholas James Kakos @NKakos2]

In GoW, Steinbeck uses metaphors to establish the conflict of the dog eat dog world during the great depression.

[Nicholas James Kakos @NKakos2]

@NKakos2 shows that the power of the banks has completely overthrown the power of the people

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In GoW, a Frankenstein conn. Is made when the banks are described as "the monster. men made it but they can't control it"

[Nicholas James Kakos @NKakos2]

In GoW, Steinbeck uses "figuring" to show the burden of adapting to the Great Depression and the dust bowl that the farmers had to go thru

[Nicholas James Kakos @NKakos2]

@DannyNeises @Brendan36577285 I also believe this could mean that the slave was a "good buy". Just a thought to ponder

[Nicholas James Kakos @NKakos2]

@CoreyHelgeson1 i agree and i believe it also related to the theme of man always instinctively rejecting monster because of differences

[Nicholas James Kakos @NKakos2]

I believe nurture because if Victor accepted the monster, i believe the monster would've befriended victor instead of killing his family