This is shown by the things that Ma Joad burns before they left. Next Grampa Joad died because he couldn't take leaving his home. ... The Joads have to leave her for a pauper's burial. ... The growth of the world family is shown when Ma shares her food with the other people's children. ... Now Ma realizes that the family doesn't come first anymore when she said to Mrs. ...
These women of faith were Ma Joad and Mrs. ... Ma and Mrs. ... Ma is a very sensitive woman, and loves her family dearly. ... Despite the Joads family just settling in to that area, it was insisted upon that everything was to be packed up immediately, and they would be on their way before the sun set. ... Bentley and Ma Joad have a story to tell. ...
The Joad family traveled thousands of miles together and their bonds strengthened as a result. ... The Joads helped all that they could, while they were helped by all that could help them. ... In the government camp, and every camp the Joads called home, the family was part of a bigger family. In the boxcar camp, the Joads became close with the Wainwrights, who helped birth Rose of Sharon's baby. ... Lastly, the barn in the last chapter from the book provided refuge from the rain for Rose of Sharon and Ma. ...
