What is curley's reaction to his wife's death in of mice and men?

Answer 1

Curley reacts with great anger and swears to kill Lennie. It is open to interpretation whether he is really that upset over his wife dying (as he did not seem to have much genuine affection for her), or if he is angry that someone has taken what he views as his property.

Answer 2

At first Curley didn't have a reaction as Slim was the one to walk over to her and see what was wrong. Curley then reacted not even mourning his wife, this is shown in the line 'Curley came suddenly to life' and his mind was more set on how he was going to kill Lennie than feeling upset he had lost his wife. He cared more for his shotgun than he did for his wife, "I'm going for my shotgun." without even seeing to his wife. This portrays that Curley never cared for his wife as his wife was his possession like a shotgun is - they are both material- however, the shotgun was of more use to him, which highlights Curley cared more for his shotgun than for his wife.
The character of Curley in Of Mice and Men showed no type of emotion towards the actual death of his wife. He did show extreme hatred towards Lennie whom killed his wife.

Answer 3

Curley doesn't focus on his wifes death so much as he focusses on getting revenge on Lennie because of his broken hand and wants to get a lynch mob to kill him. we also see that despite Slim suggesting that he stays with his wife he refuses and is determined to get his revenge.

Answer 4

If you are referring to Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Men", Lennie snaps her neck by shaking her violently.

Answer 5

She is lost in her own personality and wants the attention she lacks.

Answer 6

Curley's reaction to his wife's death in "Of Mice and Men" is anger and a desire for revenge. He seeks to take out his frustration on Lennie, whom he believes killed her intentionally.

Answer 7

she died mate

Answer 8

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Answer 9

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