Jim Casy – Jim was a preacher who used to preach out his belief in god to everyone and was proud to be a follower.
• Loyal – he goes to prison for getting in a fight that Tom began.
• Truthful – he stopped preaching because he didn’t believe in what teaching.
Tom Joad – Tom was the main character in the book and was involved in conflict throughout the book, also was the favorite child out of his brothers and sisters.
• Role model – became the family prize as he walked around not caring for what he did in the past. He’s a guide to what the family should become. His family members look up to him to keep the family name alive.
• Concentrated – Tom believes that what he can achieve, his family can achieve. He is hardworking to get the respect he needs from …show more content…
Care about her other brother Winfield than any other sibling they have.
• Competitive – always competing with her other brother.
• Big Mouth – she brags about her brother killing other people.
Winfield Joad – the youngest of the whole family.
• Scared – thinking that if he doesn’t have the proper setting of a family that he will become a different person than the rest of them.
Floyd Knowles – migrant worker
• Influential – inspired Casy and Joad to work in labor.
• Spokesperson – he became the voice no one wanted to be. Spoke out to fight that Cast had with the police officer
Muley Graves – neighbor of the Joad’s. Refused to leave the land that he had until he met Uncle Joad.
• Doubtful – he wants to keep his land but was not quite sure.

5. The major settings were in Chapter 1-3
Chapter 1: described the “red country.” How it had a cornfield. At night it was “thick clouds of dust filled the night”
Chapter 2: Tom Joad was introduced and was talking about his father fields. How it was lonely, cold, and void.
Chapter 3: it described the summer. How a hot summers day can make a person feel “on the edge of the turtle’s shell, flipping it off the