Good And Evil In John Steinbeck's Of Mice And Men

Steinbeck expresses that everyone struggles with, either internal or external, wicked and angelic conflict and he conveys that by utilizing intensive description in the open scenery. He characterizes the flowers in section one by primarily depicting their colors which shows good and evil can not only work together but highlight one another. By putting in contrasting details to illustrate the difference between good and evil as well as providing harmonic descriptions of how good and evil work together in the first section foreshadows the rest of the book.
Section one starts of with mapping out the scenery where the story takes place. Near the middle of section one flowers are illustrated, “Every petal of blue lupin is edged with white, so that