"You don't know what you're doing!"
One character in this novel lies on the ground and remembers the first time he slept with a woman, and puts his hand on the ground and feels the blood of his father, who was gored by a bull in that spot. Another character says that everybody says words differently, but she met a woman from Massachusetts who said them "differentest of all." The protagonist of this novel is told to act "bull-simple" when the police talk to him.  A major character in this novel is killed after protesting "You don't know what you're doing!" and the protagonist kills his attacker, forcing his family to move to a cotton farm. The central family of this novel is represented by a turtle who is flipped over by a truck in one chapter. It ends with an allusion to the story of Pero and Cimon, when a starving old man is breastfed by Rose of Sharon. For 10 points, name this novel about the Joads' migration from Oklahoma to California.
One character in this novel lies on the ground and remembers the first time he slept with a woman, and puts his hand on the ground and feels the blood of his father, who was gored by a bull in that spot.
The Grapes of Wrath