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Pa Joad: one of many dispossessed “Dust Bowl” farmers who dream of a better life in California
Ma Joad: his strong wife who is devoted to preserving her family
Grampa Joad: the elderly, senile patriarch of the family
Granma Joad: his wife who is a religious fanatic
Noah Joad: the eldest son who moves slowly and says little
Al Joad: the Joad’s teenage son who is good at working on cars
Uncle John: Pa Joad’s brother, a widower
Ruthie and Winfield Joad: Pa and Ma’s youngest...
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