Answer:
The general opinion of Curley's wife was that she was a 'jailbait all set on trigger.'
Explanation:
Of Mice and Men is a novella penned by John Steinback. The novella is about two ranch, George and Lennie, who tries to find out a job for themselves during the time of Great Depression.
Curley's wife was the only woman character in the novella. She is symbolized as Eve, who becomes a cause of destruction of men in the novella. She is a ignorant and manipulative character. She is called by many name such as 'jailbait', 'tart', 'purty', etc.
<u>When in chapter 3, the men gather together to play the cards, they discuss about Curley's wife. They opine that she was a 'jailbait all set on trigger.' She's called 'jailbait' because she tries to trap men by her beauty. So, their general opinion was that Curley's wife was a 'jailbait' and that she will bring trouble on somebody one day</u>.
<span>The story of “The Devil and Tom Walker” is similar to an older tale called Faust.
In Faust, the protagonist sells his soul to the Devil in order to get all the knowledge in the world. He wanted to know everything, and be the smartest person ever, which is why he decided to sign a contract with the Devil himself in return for this knowledge. A similar thing happened in "The Devil and Tom Walker."
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Answer:
Martin has a conflict with himself because he wants to take the money in Grandpa’s boots but he knows it is wrong.
Explanation:
This is because, when she tried to wear the booth and discovered that it was so tight, Martin tried to know the reason leading to the discovery of the money. His surprise with the discovery and expectation of taking the money led to him trying to make enquiries about it from his grandpa.
B.) alarmed is the correct answer. By the way, this is a fun book:)
That would be called a Fable.
