Tractor Guy (Willy Freely)

The monster symbolizes everything that goes against the way of life that was lived in the 1930s. It symbolizes selfishness, greed, and that people have to stand up for themselves, and do whatever they need to to survive. On the contrast, people in the 1930s lived as a community, and owned and took pride in their own land that they were born, worked, died, and were buried on, or so they thought anyway. But in reality, it all belonged to the bank, or the so called monster. The monster wasn't making enough money, so they kicked all the people off their land, and planted a cotton field so they could make a better profit out of the land.