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On the inside, Crooks is a very different person. He is lonely and wishes there were other people in his room, even if he comes across as someone who likes to be alone. Crooks is also very vulnerable, and isn't very strong about who he is and what he thinks. Finally, Crooks is a curious man, and because all he know is racism he himself is racist.
It is easy to see the differences between Crooks on the outside and inside. He is almost opposite on the outside. This is probably because he is insecure with who he is and feels very vulnerable. Crooks probably thinks that if he looks strong on the outside people will forget his different coloured skin and will try to get to know him.
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