Empty In John Steinbeck's Of Mice And Men
Empty in Solitude
“Loneliness and the feeling of being unwanted is the most terrible poverty,” is a famous quote by Mother Teresa is an example of how the toll loneliness can do to one's mind. Of Mice and Men, a well-known novella by John Steinbeck, symbolizes the need of human interactions through an isolated bunkhouse, where the ranchmen feel lonely and dream of having or making extensive amounts of money to buy a place of their own they can call home. The ranchmen in this novella are extremely lonely and yearn for social interaction. One place where the ranch workers don’t feel alone is in the bunkhouse; it is here that they can play games and interact with one another (43,52). The decorations of the bunkhouse are very plain. Because the
“Loneliness and the feeling of being unwanted is the most terrible poverty,” is a famous quote by Mother Teresa is an example of how the toll loneliness can do to one's mind. Of Mice and Men, a well-known novella by John Steinbeck, symbolizes the need of human interactions through an isolated bunkhouse, where the ranchmen feel lonely and dream of having or making extensive amounts of money to buy a place of their own they can call home. The ranchmen in this novella are extremely lonely and yearn for social interaction. One place where the ranch workers don’t feel alone is in the bunkhouse; it is here that they can play games and interact with one another (43,52). The decorations of the bunkhouse are very plain. Because the