What does Steinbeck suggest about the power of wrath when he writes that as the men were "hard and angry and resistant,...no misfortune was to great to bear"?

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Asked by Bookragstutor 4 on 21 May 02:55

Last updated by Cat on 21 May 03:27

Answered by Cat on 21 May 03:27

Steinbeck suggests that wrath or anger hardened the men... it made them tough, ready to deal with whatever was thrown at them.