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...did not move often. And the women came out of the houses to stand beside their men-to feel whether this time the men would break. The women studied the men’s faces secretly, for the corn could go, as long as something else remained.The women studied the men’s faces secretly, for the corn could go, as long as something else remained. The Grapes of Wrath tells the story of families living in Oklahoma in the 1930’s who lose their farms and homes to the dust bowl. The dust bowl was a time of despair where many lost their livelihood and their lives. It was a time when they questioned their love of God as well as God’s love for them. In the novel, the people who lived during the dust bowl suffered a spiritual crisis in which they questioned, lost, and eventually sought restoration The Grapes of Wrath tells the story of families living in Oklahoma in the 1930’s who lose their farms and homes to the dust bowl. The dust bowl was a time of despair where many lost their livelihood and their lives. It was a time when they questioned their love of God as well as God’s love for them. In the novel, the people who lived during the dust bowl suffered a spiritual crisis in which they questioned, lost, and eventually sought restoration of their faith. When the dust bowl first struck, people were at a loss. They didn’t understand what they did wrong, or why this disaster happened to them. Steinbeck writes in an intercalary chapter: “The men were silent and they did not move often. And the women came out of the houses to stand beside their men-to feel whether this time the men would break. The women studied the men’s faces secretly, for the corn could go, as long as something else remained.They didn’t understand what they did wrong, or why this disaster happened to them. Steinbeck writes in an intercalary chapter: “The men were silent and they did not move often. And the women came out of the houses to stand beside their men-to feel whether this time the men would break. The women studied the men’s faces secretly, for the corn could go, as long as something else remained. The Grapes of Wrath tells the story of families living in Oklahoma in the 1930’s who lose their farms and homes to the dust bowl. The dust bowl was a time of despair where many lost their livelihood and their lives. It was a time when they questioned their love of God as well as God’s love for them. In the novel, the people who lived during the dust bowl suffered a spiritual crisis in which they questioned, lost, and eventually sought restoration of their faith. When the dust bowl first struck, people were at a loss. They didn’t understand what they did wrong, or why this disaster happened to them. Steinbeck writes in an intercalary chapter: “The men were silent and they did not move often. And the women came out of the houses to stand beside their men-to feel whether this time the men would break. The women studied the men’s faces secretly, for the corn could go, as long as something else remained.They didn’t understand what they did wrong, or why this disaster happened to them. Steinbeck writes in an intercalary chapter: “The men were silent and they did not move often. And the women came out of the houses to stand beside their men-to feel whether this time the men would break. The women studied the men’s faces secretly, for the corn could go, as long as something else remained.The women studied the men’s faces secretly, for the corn could go, as long as something else remained. The Grapes of Wrath tells the story of families living in Oklahoma in the 1930’s who lose their farms and homes to the dust bowl. The dust bowl was a time of despair where many lost their livelihood and their lives. It was a time when they questioned their love of God as well as God’s love for them. In the novel, the people who lived during the dust bowl suffered a spiritual crisis in which they questioned, lost, and eventually sought restoration The Grapes of Wrath tells the story of families living in Oklahoma in the 1930’s who lose their farms and homes to the dust bowl. The dust bowl was a time of despair where many lost their livelihood and their lives. It was a time when they questioned their love of God as well as God’s love for them. In the novel, the people who lived during the dust bowl suffered a spiritual crisis in which they questioned, lost, and eventually sought restoration of their faith. When the dust bowl first struck, people were at a loss. They didn’t understand what they did wrong, or why this disaster happened to them. Steinbeck writes in an intercalary chapter: “The men were silent and they did not move often. And the women came out of the houses to stand beside their men-to feel whether this time the men wo...