One day, I shall write stories like Steinbeck. I shall call my stories: The Oranges of Scorn The Apples of Delight The Bananas of Lust The Watermelons of Greed The Kiwi of Righteousness And my magnum opus shall be The Fruit Salad at Rand's House
This video is a fair summary of the book but it does not do justice to portraying this story. I was surprised by how captivating this book was. It felt like you were watching a family forced off their land in OK and make their way to Calif.. This book is based on actual historical events(The Great Depression, Dust Bowl, mass migration to Calif., labor movement, etc..) but made personal through a single family. It gives you a sense of many things we take for granted today, such as minimum wage, capitalism, need for government regulations, etc.. Steinbeck really threw me with the ending where the oldest daughter, who had just hours before given birth to a stillborn child, is about to breastfeed a man who is almost dead from starvation. Hence, this book has neither a happy nor a sad ending ending. I would highly recommend reading this book for its thought provoking historical relevant scenes and how it affected today's society. You will be hard pressed to put this book down.
You know we are screwed when this book is on the banned list. This was my favourite piece of literature in high school. Thankful it wasnt banned at that point. Our future doesnt look good.
I do not enjoy the affectation this guy is putting on and I think they're ignoring some of the latent anti-cop, pro-womens empowerment, etc themes in this analysis and how it criticizes religion through that crazy old bat that terrorizes people for dancing. It's mostly a good video though.
What I'm getting is the main point of the novel is about capitalism and how no one can reach those lofty height or make any real money, and the waste of food is easier and more profitable than feeding people with it.
I'm not opposed to keeping this book unbanned, but we also must teach the governments role through the Agricultural Adjustment Act. The government in this time would purchase crops from the farmers and destroy the crops and work with farmers to not farm on certain plots of their land and fund this through government subsidies. Take the grapes of wrath from propaganda to full circle evaluation.
One day, I shall write stories like Steinbeck. I shall call my stories:
The Oranges of Scorn
The Apples of Delight
The Bananas of Lust
The Watermelons of Greed
The Kiwi of Righteousness
And my magnum opus shall be
The Fruit Salad at Rand's House
Genuinely curious about The Kiwi of Righteousness
Good luck
Nice dream, you can do it!
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I'm definitely reading The Bananas of Lust
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This shit is clutch
This video is a fair summary of the book but it does not do justice to portraying this story. I was surprised by how captivating this book was. It felt like you were watching a family forced off their land in OK and make their way to Calif.. This book is based on actual historical events(The Great Depression, Dust Bowl, mass migration to Calif., labor movement, etc..) but made personal through a single family. It gives you a sense of many things we take for granted today, such as minimum wage, capitalism, need for government regulations, etc.. Steinbeck really threw me with the ending where the oldest daughter, who had just hours before given birth to a stillborn child, is about to breastfeed a man who is almost dead from starvation. Hence, this book has neither a happy nor a sad ending ending. I would highly recommend reading this book for its thought provoking historical relevant scenes and how it affected today's society. You will be hard pressed to put this book down.
Helped me pass my test
My english final is entirely on grapes of wrath
@@zephyrgolem same but history
Zeke250 same
Everyone has their perspective. This guy did an awesome job summarizing the plot.
Why are they banning great works of literature?
You know we are screwed when this book is on the banned list. This was my favourite piece of literature in high school. Thankful it wasnt banned at that point. Our future doesnt look good.
It's probably the anti capitalist themes that got it banned
Why is it banned? I’m just learning about this book. Thanks
I do not enjoy the affectation this guy is putting on and I think they're ignoring some of the latent anti-cop, pro-womens empowerment, etc themes in this analysis and how it criticizes religion through that crazy old bat that terrorizes people for dancing. It's mostly a good video though.
Accurate comment
What I'm getting is the main point of the novel is about capitalism and how no one can reach those lofty height or make any real money, and the waste of food is easier and more profitable than feeding people with it.
Great job, thank you 🙏🏻
I'm not opposed to keeping this book unbanned, but we also must teach the governments role through the Agricultural Adjustment Act. The government in this time would purchase crops from the farmers and destroy the crops and work with farmers to not farm on certain plots of their land and fund this through government subsidies. Take the grapes of wrath from propaganda to full circle evaluation.
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Test tomorrow am I cooked?
LMFAO
Great effort
Amazing video! Now we'll see how much of it I remember for my quiz over the book in thirty minutes XD
Thank you for enabling me, Course Hero
Could you take a lecture on Toni Morrison's Sula
AWESOME
MUCH OBLIGED
Got a project on this, thank ya
love the sound effects
This was a truly terrible and overrated book. Your summary made Thessaly I had to write easier. Thank you so much!