Question

why did Steinbeck include intercalary chapters in The Grapes of Wrath

Answer 1

Too add more diversity from what the original chapters had. Also the chapters were used to tell a much BIGGER story about what was termed the Dust Bowl.

Hope that helped :)

*also I think if you read the chapters by themselves, it really helps. It's a good story, if you don't like reading then watch the movie....but reading the book will answer ALL the questions you may have, whereas the movie kind of leaves important stuff out. Just saying haha.*

Answer 2

The correct statement is that, "Steinbeck added a few intercalary chapters in The Grapes of Wrath to give the novel a more dynamic effect, which gave the readers a better perspective of the story."

Steinbeck wanted the readers to have a better perspective of the original novel to the readers, and the intercalary chapters helped him serve the purpose.

• John Steinbeck was an American author who also got Nobel Prize for his contribution in the fields of literature by giving the literature of novels a dynamism and efficient style of reading.

• Intercalary chapters that were included by Steinbeck showed the struggles made by Joads in a rather indirect way and did not concern the Joads directly.

Hence, the correct statement is that John Steinbeck included the intercalary chapters in the Grapes of Wrath to give readers a dynamic feel in the reading experience of the novel.

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