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    In Of Mice and Men‚ Steinbeck illustrates themes of friendship‚ loneliness‚ seclusion through the use of his characters. In the novel Lennie and George are both secluded by choice while Curley’s wife is secluded by her husband. First‚ Lennie Small is a character in the story that depends on his friend George to give him advice and protect him in situations he does not understand. His enormous strength and his pleasure in petting soft animals are a dangerous combination. He and George share the

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    have to do. Lennie is the second in the duo. He is special needs and is always using his sense of touch. He picks up things such as mice‚ velvet‚ and rabbits to help satisfy his need to touch things. In the book the most talked about theme is loneliness. In the time of the Great Depression people traveled around California looking for possible work to help earn money due to the loss of jobs and the crashing of the stock market. During this time most people became homeless. Due to this

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    Music and Society Today: Ear Candy or Behavior Modification From the rhythm of the beat flowing through your body or the lyrics having such influential power it affects one’s behavior‚ attire and figure of speech. As there is no true way to avoid it‚ the thought that would arise is the values portrayed in mass media. In this particular paper‚ the researcher looked further into the different types of music and the different groups in society that listen to them. On the opposing side‚ opinions

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    “Steinbeck’s novel explores the idea of loneliness and social isolation” John Steinbeck’s novella‚ “Of Mice and Men” tells the catastrophic story of two displaced ranch workers throughout the great depression in California‚ USA. The antagonists‚ George Milton and Lenny Small are equally dependant on each other even though their personalities are contradicting. The characters that populate this tragic story are recognizably all poor and desperate for work due to the Great Depression; accordingly

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    In the story Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck‚ he portraits two characters‚ Curley and Candy with similarities and differences. Throughout the story‚ John Steinbeck portrays Candy more positively that Curley. Because Curley is the boss’s son‚ he uses his father’s influence to be imperious to others. His pompous behaviors are portrayed when he is seen as wearing “a work glove on his left hand‚ and like the boss‚ he wore high-heeled shoes” (25). Because he wears the same thing as his father‚ who wears

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    The text “The Age of Loneliness Is Killing Us” is written by the author George Monbiot. Monbiot was an investigative journalist whose activities led him to be sentenced to death‚ shot and beaten up. He then moved to Britain and wrote an article concerning loneliness which was revealed in October 2014. This article led to the issue of an album “Breaking the Spell of Loneliness” two years later‚ which also tackled the epidemic of loneliness. In the article the author focuses on how our destructed society

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    like not to talk to anybody?” (87). Curley’s Wife is asking Lennie why he cannot talk to her‚ and displays how Curley’s Wife feels alone and isolated by being suppressed. Loneliness causes her to seek attention from others and eventually leading to her death. Not having a true self-identity is a result of Curley’s Wife loneliness‚ and why she has no name. Curley’s Wife has no self-identity instead Curley defines her identity‚ and this is a result of Curley’s lack of love‚ the workers’ attitude towards

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    How does Steinbeck present loneliness in ‘of mice and men’? During the Great Depression in the 1930s in the USA many migrant workers went to California in search of work. In the novel “Of Mice and Men” John Steinbeck deals with the loneliness which affected these characters. One of the main symbols of this‚ is the setting of the novel is in Soledad‚ which translated from Spanish means solitude. Steinbeck point to the cause of loneliness being from discrimination‚ and the loneliest person on the

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    beyond the social status issues it addresses‚ and focus on something deeper? Yes‚ the characters may focus on their constant climb to economic well being‚ but more importantly they reveal a theme of The Great Gatsby: in the midst of man’s heart is loneliness and the need to be needed‚ which is surrounded by the greed of money. "Gatsby offers a detailed social picture of the stresses of an advanced capitalist culture in the early 1920s" (Fitter)‚ "Fitzgerald discloses in these people a meanness of spirit

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