Muley Graves and Gatsby: Different Lifestyles, Similar People

There is no doubt that John Steinbeck's angry grapes Grace Graf and F. Scott Fitzgerald's Gatsby's Gatsby live in quite different places in completely different lives. Mueller Graves is the old neighbor of Oklahoma's Jord, and my wife and children have been to California, but have not moved to California. Luxurious lifestyle to party every evening. Despite their differences they hope that they will spare no effort to do it and will not be able to associate with reality even when they want to play the past, while living in the past.

In an empty house, Mully Graves, a longtime friend, stopped. Tenants were expelled, the drought destroyed the farm, and told them that a dust storm was driving people from Oklahoma. A lot of people including Mully 's family went to California. Jawes is still in town and lives in Uncle John Jord's house. The next day, Tom and Casey went to my uncle John's house. His mother Magado, his father Pagado, Grandpa, Grandma, his brothers Noah, Air and Winfield, and his sisters Rosa and Rushy, and Sharon's husband Connie River I am very happy to receive Tom. Joads is ready to move to California. Grampa refused to leave, but they used cough medicine to give him medication and to put him in their old car.

Tom and Cassie arrived at the house of Jodo, but I knew it was abandoned. Muley Graves, a local elderly who may be unreasonable, told them that Joads was expelled and that the family lives with John Uncle. My family left for California to find a job, but I decided to stay with myself. Tom Jord found his family living with Uncle John, a depressed man who was frustrated since his wife died a few years ago. But Tom's mother is a strong and strong woman, the moral center of family life. His brother Noah may have suffered brain damage during birth, and his sister, Sharon Rose (a family called Rosasa) recently got married and pregnant. Her husband dreams of learning the radio. Tom's brother, Ayr is 16 years old.

Tom Jody was released from prison in Oklahoma State, committing suicide by murdering a man. On his way home, he met Jim Cassie, a former missionary. They went to Tom's house together and learned that it was abandoned. Tenant farmer Muley Graves found Tom and Casy and told that all the nearby families left or left of California. Tom's people went to relatives to prepare for the trip. The trip was serious, but the promise of agricultural work made it possible for Joads to embark on their way. Grandpa Joad died at the first stop. Immigrants who returned home told Joaiz that California did not work. Noah felt that she was a family disorder as they left the party near the California route. Grandma died on a night trip through the desert. After they buried her, Joads moved to the Hooverville immigration camp, where they found it almost impossible to find a job.