1. Chapter 15
1.1. Diner
1.1.1. Meeting place for rich and poor
1.1.1.1. Okies
1.1.1.2. Truckers
1.1.1.3. Rich Vacationers
1.1.1.3.1. Unproductive isolated life
1.1.2. Loaf of bread and candy to travelers
1.1.2.1. Sharing helps traveler
1.1.2.2. Bigger tip from trucker
1.1.2.2.1. Human Unity is beneficial to all
2. Chapter 25
2.1. Spring in CA
2.1.1. Growers use new techniques
2.1.2. Chemists invent new pesticides
2.1.3. Migrant workers pick bountiful fruit
2.2. Waste/Destruction
2.2.1. Use land only for profit
2.2.2. Ignore life force of land
2.2.2.1. Interrupts life force of humans
3. Chapter 17
3.1. Roadside Communities
3.1.1. New Laws
3.1.1.1. Benefit small man
3.1.1.2. Think as one community
3.1.2. Survive together
3.1.2.1. Must work together as "we"
3.1.2.2. More flexible together
4. Chapter 23
4.1. Entertainment
4.1.1. Stories
4.1.2. Drinking
4.1.3. Music making
4.1.4. Dancing
4.1.5. Necessary to survival
5. Chapter 27
5.1. Picking Cotton
5.1.1. People able to eat again
5.1.2. Scales sometimes crooked
5.1.2.1. Injustice
5.1.3. Pickers band together
5.1.3.1. Unity
5.1.4. Misfortune may come back; cautious
6. Chapter 29
6.1. Floods
6.1.1. No work
6.1.2. Family
6.1.2.1. Women and children watch men
6.1.2.2. Men do not break
6.1.2.2.1. Anger
6.1.2.2.2. Survival
6.1.2.2.3. Work together to survive
6.1.2.3. Life force
7. Chapter 19
7.1. History of California
7.1.1. Farming begins as a way of life
7.1.2. Slowly becomes a way of profit making
7.1.3. Gradual distance from land
7.1.4. Exploitation of workers
7.2. Hoovervilles
7.2.1. Okies treated as sub-human
7.2.2. Injustice contrasts law of roadside camps
7.2.3. Have little, surrounded by plenty
8. Chapter 21
8.1. Anger
8.1.1. Migrants unite, anger toward situation/banks
8.1.2. Natives toward migrants taking over, contributing to growth of big farms
8.2. Fear
8.2.1. Townspeople of angry migrants
8.3. Hunger
8.3.1. Drives migrants to CA
8.3.2. Allows migrants to work for less
9. General Info
9.1. King James bible
9.2. generic characters/forces
9.3. Foreshadow Joad chapters
9.4. Newsreel style
10. Chapter 7
10.1. Salesman sells jalopies
10.1.1. Takes advantage of farmer
10.1.2. Farmer looses control
10.1.3. Frantic
11. Chapter 1
11.1. End of Rain
11.1.1. Sets scene of dust bowl
11.2. Dust
11.2.1. Sets scene of dust bowl
11.3. Family
11.3.1. Women and children watch men
11.3.1.1. Human dignity
11.3.1.2. Unity
11.3.2. Men do not break
11.3.2.1. Survival
12. Chapter 3
12.1. Turtle crosses the road
12.1.1. Road/Dust
12.1.1.1. Hostile environment
12.1.2. Southwest
12.1.2.1. Heading toward CA
12.1.3. Oatbeard in shell
12.1.3.1. Rebirth (Rose of Sharon)
12.1.3.2. Humanity and Life force
12.1.4. Drivers
12.1.4.1. Swerves
12.1.4.1.1. Human kindness
12.1.4.2. Hits
12.1.4.2.1. Survives despite obstacle
13. Chapter 5
13.1. Bank men repossess land
13.1.1. Conflict between socioeconomic classes
13.1.1.1. Family farmer
13.1.1.2. Impersonal company
13.2. Tractor/Driver
13.2.1. Destroys human elements of land
13.2.2. Driver part of machine
13.2.3. Ignores place in community, responsibility to humanity
13.3. Farmer
13.3.1. Torn from land/identity
14. Chapter 9
14.1. Farmers sell off possessions
14.1.1. Lose identity w/o possessions
14.1.2. Lose human dignity with unfair price
14.1.3. Anger begins
14.1.4. Small man cannot help himself, must rely on unity with others
15. Chapter 11
15.1. Tractor works land
15.1.1. Mechanical Lifelessnes
15.1.2. Driver distance from land/life force
15.2. Homes deteriorate
15.2.1. Farmers take life from region
16. Chapter 12
16.1. Route 66
16.1.1. Families must rely on others to survive
16.1.1.1. Human unity
16.1.2. Many don't make it to the end
17. Chapter 14
17.1. Change
17.1.1. Fear from owners
17.2. Causes and Results
17.2.1. Results: widening government, labor unity
17.2.2. Causes: hunger, anger, struggle to survive
17.3. Mine to Ours
17.3.1. Farmers able to do more as "we" than as "I"
17.3.2. Human Unity