Social Classes In John Steinbeck's Of Mice And Men

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Steinbeck’s moral conclusion talks about the injustices in different social classes. The novella could have ended by kino possibly getting money for the pearl and getting everything that he desired for himself and his family. However if this were to happen then the novel would have not shown the reader the huge division between classes. An example of the division of classes is the relationship between the wealthy doctor and the poor indian families. The doctor would not at first help Kino because Kino was poor and he despised kino's race. Another example of classes is the pearl buyers, and how the buying and selling of pearls was done in the past versus during kinos time. For example the pearl buyers were noticing that the fishermen were getting