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But the word temchel—‘you can’—gives a choice… That is the difference that makes a man great, because he can choose his own path.”
Set in the Salinas Valley of California, Steinbeck chronicles the history of two families, the Trasks and the Hamiltons, over several generations. He focuses particularly on brothers Caleb (Caleb) and Aaron Trask, who mirror the biblical story of Cain and Abel. Caleb suffers from feelings of jealousy and rejection, while Aaron is considered the favorite son, leading to escalating tensions between them.
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