'Of Mice and Men' Why did Curley's wife come to see Lennie?

Answer 1

Curley's wife represents the loneliness of all the characters on the ranch. Even though she has a husband, she feels empty inside and feels very alone which suggests why she always hangs around the other men at the ranch. She doesn't necessarily try to talk to the men to start trouble but she just wants someone to talk to and who will listen which is why she especially takes an interest in Lennie.

Answer 2

Curley's wife comes to the bunkhouse because she's lonely and has no one to talk to however the men on the ranch start being all sexist and prejudiced by saying because she dresses nicely she must be after something so stereotypicalising her as a tart

Answer 3

curley's wife is lonely and hates curley. To rebel against him and to find some freedom she flirts with men whilst pretending to look for curley. Curley looks for her and gets angry with other men who he thinks she is having an affair with

Answer 4

She's a "tart". Goes in just to leer at the men, and show herself off to the men. She just says she's looking for Curley.

Answer 5

because she comes to rescue him from the dragons

Answer 6

Curley's wife was lonely and was lookign for someone to talk to.

Answer 7

Curley's wife came to see Lennie because she was feeling lonely and seeking companionship. She often felt neglected by Curley and sought attention from the other ranch workers.

Answer 8

For the dosh