This character dismisses the claim that salting meat is "women's work," and at breakfast he claims that holiness is when "one fella" is "kind of harnessed to the whole shebang."
This character dismisses the claim that salting meat is "women's work," and at breakfast he claims that holiness is when "one fella" is "kind of harnessed to the whole shebang." He chastises Muley for breaking up the "fambly" and is first seen under a tree after the protagonist has discovered a turtle on the road. At one point, he is arrested while trying to help Floyd Knowles escape from the police. At the beginning of the book, he tells the protagonist "there ain't no sin and there ain't no virtue" and discusses his penchant for taking girls "out in the grass" after prayer meetings. This character is ultimately killed with a pick handle by the police while organizing workers in California, prompting the protagonist to kill a police officer and take up this man's work. For 10 points, name this former preacher who travels with Tom Joad in The Grapes of Wrath.
This character dismisses the claim that salting meat is "women's work," and at breakfast he claims that holiness is when "one fella" is "kind of harnessed to the whole shebang."
Jim Casy [accept either part]