Jim Casy

Jim Casy is a former preacher in John Steinbeck’s novel "The Grapes of Wrath," who has lost his religious faith but retains a sense of moral conviction. He symbolizes spiritual seeking and social justice, often advocating for compassion and community. Casy grapples with his own doubts while challenging societal injustices, and his ideas influence others to think beyond traditional morality. His character embodies the struggle to find personal meaning and connect with others through empathy, serving as a catalyst for change and highlighting themes of moral integrity and human solidarity.