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    Gorge He is a short-tempered but a loving and devoted friend‚ whose never weaken his commitment to protecting his friend. George’s first words in the book was a warning to Lennie not to drink so much otherwise he might get sick‚ set the tone of their relationship. George may be terse and impatient at times‚ but he never strays from his primary purpose of protecting Lennie. They have the master/dog relationship. Unlike Lennie‚ however‚ George does change as the story progresses. The reader learns

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    can mean ocean or sky‚ green can mean nature or hope… etc. Now‚ you can pick any color in the world. You can even make up your own color if you want. The point is‚ color can convey emotion. So many colors represent the novel Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. Personally‚ the color that really captured my attention was gray. You might be asking‚ “why gray?” Well‚ I chose gray because I believe that this color best represents Loneliness. Loneliness was a gigantic factor in this book predominantly towards

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    George and Lennie go to a ranch.They meet a lot of people as continue working there.As the story progresses he shows isolation in three different ways to give you insight on how people were treated if they weren’t white‚young‚or a man.In the novel John Steinbeck gives examples of isolation and how it’s affected them. Crooks is a primary example of isolation.While Crooks was talking to Lennie he said something that upset Crooks so he responded “Well I got a right to have a light.You go on get outta

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    Jobless‚ homeless‚ and unable to support themselves‚ many farmers during the 1930’s moved west in search of better life. In John Steinbeck’s novella Of Mice and Men‚ readers observe how dreams keep people motivated; especially through tough times. Steinbeck’s characters George Milton and Lennie Small‚ search for work in the struggling agricultural market of California. Although there are many hardships that the men face‚ both George and Lennie have a dream that they are determined to accomplish.

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    with heartache‚ it still doesn’t remove the fact that Lennie and George knew that their friendship kept them going. John Steinbeck brings the time period of the 1930s to life in Of Mice and Men. The story captures the tale of two men‚ George and Lennie‚ use friendship and a dream to overcome challenges. Piece by piece as challenges add‚ it ends with serious consequences. Steinbeck displays that weakness leads to cruelty through the characters in Of Mice and Men by Crooks trying to acquire a position

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    The novella written by John Steinbeck is a story whose themes are about friendship‚ the American dream and innocence. The novella is about two friends whose names are Lennie and George. They went to a new farm hoping to find work‚ like every farmer‚ their dream was to get the big stake and hopefully buy their own farm. In the stories there will be some difficulties that will prevent their dreams from happening. Overall I think Lennie was a great friend to George‚ that is because he looked out for

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    It is necessary to make sacrifices for the well-being of friends. John Steinbeck’s novel‚ Of Mice and Men‚ ties into this theme through George and Lennie’s relationship. Throughout the story George constantly struggles with the consequences of Lennie’s decisions. After Lennie makes several bad decisions‚ George is forced to make his own decision to shoot Lennie in the back of the head. The relationship that Steinbeck builds between the two men‚ based on whom they are throughout the story‚ helps the

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    Literature allows the reader to discover more about the world in which we live in and can contribute to the ethics and morals of a person. John Steinbeck’s The Grapes of Wrath (1939) gives insight to the struggles of the migrant workers in California and the difficulty to maintain their morality during the hardships they faced. Set in the contextual backdrop of the Great Depression era‚ the text explores the inhumanity of man towards another man as a result of greed whilst still emphasising compassion

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    Steinbeck uses both direct and indirect methods of characterization to developed the characters in Of Mice and Men. Each character is introduced and described differently through out the entire book. Not one character is like the other‚ and that’s what’s so unique about Steinbeck’s work. Below four paragraphs characterize four different characters‚ and their role in the novella. The first character that will be characterized is George. George is a migrant worker who takes care of his mentally challenged

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    Before... A play by: Fabiënne Aertse T4A Based on: Of Mice And Men‚ John Steinbeck Date: 07-01-15 SCENE 1 *AUNT CLARA LAYING ON THE SOFA IN THE LIVING ROOM WHEN LENNIE COMES IN* LENNIE: Aunt Clara‚ can you make me somma that apple pie? Like you promise me. AUNT CLARA: I can’t today‚ Lennie. LENNIE: Why? Wha’s wrong? You not feelin’ well? AUNT CLARA: I think‚ I think‚ I’m dyin’ Lennie.. *AUNT CLARA COUGH HARD* LENNIE: No‚ Aunt Clara. You can’t die‚ tha’ ain’t possible. George needs you‚ I needs

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