The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck | Chapter 30

[@jonah1554]

That ending is weird ass way to say that the groups is more important than the individual

[@CadeCYC]

It’s deeper, more simplistic, more natural, more human than that

[@MrPrettythings]

I watched all 30 chapters Very good to talk to younger people in Stockholm.Sweden about the story,who knows very little about american history

[@Caperhere]

Steinbeck has said there are five stories in this book.

[@gavinwill6978]

This ending got me like 😳

[@Em_already_exists]

Me too 😟

[@Caperhere]

The milk of human kindness. She lost her baby, which is the best possible outcome in those circumstances, but she was still able to sustain human life by saving the man and boy from starving.

[@paigejohnson9201]

thank you so much for these videos! they’ve helped me so much with my summer reading and i truly appreciate the time and effort that goes into them.

[@melissawatson5411]

you are such a gangsta thank you

[@anonymousanonymous493]

Is that a gang sign as your pfp

[@yeeyee1666]

I remember ma saying “A child born outa sorrow’ll be a happy chile” can’t help but think of that with Rose of Sharon’s baby in this chapter. Lost a real one 🕊️🗣️💯🔥

[@notapro6430]

that's a freaky as hell way to end the book

[@thecountofgoldmoor1332]

A stunning novel!

[@abbypayne4831]

😳

[@gavyvillanueva1021]

thank you!!!

[@jesuschrist5744]

wtf

[@Evil2BlackHeart]

GOOFY AAH ending

[@groupaentertainment4397]

Thanks bro!

[@grrrmlin]

Damn this book is like legitimately bad huh?

[@grrrmlin]

@Randy White you legitimately cannot be serious

[@anonymousanonymous493]

@@grrrmlin I think it was good but only for the purpose he wrote it for. Other than that, this book was horrible

[@grrrmlin]

@@anonymousanonymous493 the best thing you can say about it is that it sparked the righr conversations. But the book itself was not well written

[@anonymousanonymous493]

@@grrrmlin Yeah, can’t really say anything about that one

[@clairvoyant3584]

@@grrrmlin Omg you're so right there is simply no utterly possible way that someone could consider the book a masterpiece especially when it got a Pulitzer Prize and the author has a nobel prize in literature, shucks I guess they're mighty wrong then

[@ToTheWolves]

Steinbeck might has an eodipal complex. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@lokihatesjimmyfallon]

Slay ty

[@mymom1140]

thanks lol

[@erykagordon]

I read Frank Galati's drama version. Did anyone else think the breastfed man might have rabies?

[@baloch3924]

Could you speak slowly

[@Caperhere]

Adjust your play speed if you want it slower, and yes, this book is meant to be read slowly, to get the rhythm, to allow the words , phrases, and sentences to sink in. Sometimes the spaces between words are as important as the words themselves.