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    that have disabilities are not very different than those without any handicap. They often have a slight impairment that causes them to function a little bit different than everyone else and this sets them apart. In the book Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck‚ two migrant workers seek a job during the Great Depression. George Milton and Lennie Small find work on a farm and Lennie‚ being disabled‚ needs constant care from George as he cannot completely care

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    When reading a novel‚ there is generally a theme. A theme is the central idea of the novel. Normally‚ the author of the novel is trying to teach readers a life lesson. In Of Mice and Men‚ John Steinbeck uses multiple themes throughout his novel. Steinbeck uses his theme of hopes and dreams to show motivation‚ unlikeliness‚ and anger. In the beginning of Of Mice and Men‚ the reader learns about Lennie and George and how they wish to own a small farm. Whenever Lennie is sad he’ll ask George to tell

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    and act like a cowboy. In John Steinbeck’s novella Of Mice and Men set in the 1930’s in Salinas Valley‚ California we meet the static character Lennie Smalls and his best friend George. While it is obvious to the reader that Lennie has a mental disability because of his actions‚ it is never directly stated. However‚ when he… “I’d pet ‘em‚ and pretty soon they bit my fingers and I pinched their heads a little and then they was dead- because they was so little.” (Steinbeck 10). This shows he has a mental

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    Grief‚ shock‚ and sorrow describe how I feel at the end of the famous novel‚ Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck (1937). This favorable book is about two farmers named George and Lennie who dream of owning a house on a farm‚ and live a better life‚ until an accident occurs. George has to do something so terrible that it’s hard to handle. Characterization‚ setting‚ and figurative language mark out why George did the right thing. With attention to characterization‚ Lennie was a mentally impaired

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    to jump in a river off a bridge when he couldn’t swim is mean‚ but he literally did not tell Lennie to just go jump off a bridge. It was a joke and George even said that he would never play another joke on Lennie again because of that incident (Steinbeck 40). In the beginning of the story people argue that Lennie is a bad friend because he threw Lennie’s dead mice away‚ but it’s because during that time range there were a lot of diseases infecting a lot of people. Especially mice‚ I mean they’re

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    Of mice and men Is a novella about how life sucks written by John Steinbeck in 1937. It follows the story of Lennie Smalls‚ a mentally handicapped but incredibly strong farmhand‚ and George Milton‚ a quick witted but not particularly strong farmhand with whom Lennie travels‚ as they search for work in the height of the great depression. They have to keep moving because Lennie frequently gets them in trouble due to his obsession with soft objects. In one such instance they are on the run because Lennie

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    The Loyalest Friend All humans are genetically born different nobody’s the same. Some are born with blue eyes‚ brown hair‚ and others are born with disabilities. In John Steinbeck’s novel‚ Mice and Men‚ readers meet George Milton a man who is a father figure to Lennie Smalls a mentally challenged man. The author allows readers to see the different sides of George‚ from being understanding and compassionate to being furious with Lennie due to his actions. Throughout everything George chooses to

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    Descriptions Paul Edgecomb: Paul is the “Head Honcho” or lead warden on E-block. He is the one who leads the mission to heal Warden Moores wife with John Coffey. He is a very friendly‚ kind‚ and forgiving man. He is in charge of all the executions on E-Block. He is also blessed with a piece of John Coffey’s gift greatly extending his lifespan. John Coffey: John Coffey is one of the most famous inmates on E-Block. He was convicted of murdering and raping two girls but it is later revealed that it was not

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    of Wrath is written by John Steinbeck‚ it is about the trials during the Dust Bowl. It is also about the Joad family‚ who like among many others were forced off their land. Steinbeck wrote the book from his personal views on the Dust bowl. The most powerful and meaningful chapters he wrote are the ones about the migrant workers. When reading the book you can tell where Steinbeck stands on the matter of the government vs. the people. The first chapter of the book Steinbeck talks about the impending

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    Power isn’t just strength. Power could be a couple other ways too. A book that is science-fiction called “of mice of men” by john Steinbeck. The book is about two men who work on a California farm. In the time they were in the great depression. It was very hard to have power during that time. The book kinds of are power that Steinbeck was trying to show in the book was mental‚ racism‚ and strengths. To start in the book “of mice of men” is mental. George is smarter than Lennie because Lennie is

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