What is candy like in Of Mice and Men?

Answer 1

Candy is an old man who lost his hand in an accident at the ranch he works at with George and Lennie. Candy's profession is being a Swamper which is basically a Janitor.

Answer 2

In "Of Mice and Men," candy represents the theme of isolation and longing for companionship. Candy's relationship with his aging dog highlights the idea of vulnerability and the fear of being alone. Candy's desire to join George and Lennie on their dream farm symbolizes his yearning for a sense of belonging and purpose.

Answer 3

Candy is an old worker on the farm. Since he is crippled (he only has one hand), he is often rather useless. At the beginning of the novel, his one friend is his dog.

Answer 4

candy is old, has one hand and an old dog who is killed at some point in the story. he is seen as useless.

Answer 5

Candy is described as an 'old man',

Answer 6

A jerk