Some have felt like they're in their own bubble and can't seem to get out, or are in a dark, narrow space and have no savior. Each person in humanity are like one in a million stars in the night sky, and some of these stars can create constellations, and others cannot. This here is something called loneliness, and everyone has experienced this feeling at some point in their lives. In this current society, people are judged by what colour they are, or what disabilities they have, and even how many possessions they own. Society today, more and more people are being placed into that dark, narrow room of loneliness. Which means that more and more people can relate to some of the characters in the novel Of Mice and Men because the feeling of being alone in life is a life not worth living for. …show more content…
To the other farmers he was so different that he had a separate room, he couldn’t even socialize with others, and was avoided by all. But all along, Crooks didn't want to be alone and wanted to have friends. This would relate to the racist society we once had before because the black’s never had their own personal rights and were always treated poorly. It was even worse in the nineteenth century because others took complete advantage over the blacks and sold them as slaves. But today, some are still bullied about what colour they are and are falling into depression with not having anyone to help them out. Would anyone want to live like