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    In the passage when Juana “needs a man‚” by using repetition and hyperbole‚ John Steinbeck conveys to the reader that while men often think that they are more important than women‚ women are just as important as men. For example‚ the author states that Juana “knew [the differences between men and women] and accepted them and needed them.” Repeating different verbs followed by the word “them” is an example of repetition. By using repetition in this phrase the author emphasizes Juana’s internal emotions

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    unique aspect of John Steinbeck’s writing style is that it isn’t just one style. He writes in many different styles‚ varying from omnious narrative format which he use in the writing of Mice and Men. He also writes novels that seem like plays in more of a novel format witch makes him such a grat author. In all of his writings John Steinbeck is very detailed. He leaves nothing out and wants the reader to have an exact picture of what he is writing about. The detail used in John Steinbeck’s novels

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    In the Book Of Mice And Men‚ “she’s a jailbate set on a trigger”from George (3.135). The Author John Steinbeck portrays Curley’s Wife as a mean seductive temptress. Considered she is the center point of all the men on the ranch especially Lennie‚ she has a negative impact on the on most of the man at the ranch. Curley’s Wife in the book would be compared to a whore and a mean cold Woman in the real world. Curley’s Wife power is very great at the ranch and the fact she’s the only woman

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    Of Mice and Men John Steinbeck The Death of Lennie The death of Lennie was quick and painless for Lennie‚ how quick and painless was it to the men or even George‚ his best friend? Should he have killed Lennie to keep him from going to jail or even worse which would have been dealt by Curley? This book was set in the time of the Great Depression. In the Great Depression people didn’t usually care about one another and this is a completely different story. We found out that George and Lennie

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    taken away from you. In the book‚ leaving Curley’s wife nameless was a deliberate action by Steinbeck. Curley’s wife was the only major female character in the book. One reason the author may not have given her a name is because she didn’t need one to be distinguished from the other characters. The men had names to be able to tell them apart and Steinbeck tried to keep them as simple as possible. Steinbeck is a writer of social issues. At the time of this book being written‚ the historical role of

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    attribute to the time in which they live. The loyalty and friendship of George and Lennie stands out in this harsh environment and I feel that it is that friendship in contrast with the rest of society in the novel that makes the book so fantastic. Steinbeck was born on February 27‚ 1902. During summers he would work as an itinerant worker on ranches which helped strongly influence his writing and it is often thought it was his experiences on these ranches in the ‘Dustbowl’ which inspired him to write

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    How does John Steinbeck present the character of Crooks? In the novel "Of Mice and Men" John Steinbeck‚ the author‚ uses the character of Crooks to represent racism and symbolize the marginalization of the black community occurring at the time in which the novel is set. Crooks is significant as he provides an insight into the reality of the American Dream and the feelings of all the ranchers: their loneliness and need for company and human interaction. Crooks got his name from his "crooked

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    Questioning the American Dream  George Milton and Lennie Smalls were just two fictional representations of these struggling migrants in John Steinbeck’s classic‚ Of Mice and Men. In this novel‚ the two men experience hands on the burden of being agricultural workers hoping to make enough money to fund their American dream of buying a house and settling down. This however isn’t the only example where migrant workers wished for a better future. The same struggles are evident in the classic tune‚ This

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    concept by using an object or character. In the parable‚ The Pearl‚ Steinbeck uses symbolism extensively to create and develop the novel’s themes. The pearl of the book’s title is a symbol‚ which develops from a paradise of hopes and dreams‚ to a destructive centre of evil. The key symbol of the pearl generates the theme of the destructive nature of greed throughout the book. The doctor as a symbol develops the theme of oppression. Steinbeck elaborates the theme of humanity in the natural world by changing

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    Looking at the gaps and silences in the novel written by john Steinbeck‚ we realise that George was responsible for Lennie’s Death. This court case occurs after the end of the book‚ as a possibility of what George’s outcome would have been. I took the side of the prosecution. Ladies and Gentlemen of the Jury‚ in opening‚ I told you that we would prove that Mr. George Milton is guilty for the murder of Mr. Lennie Small. We have verified this - from disproving the credibility of Mr. Milton’s testimony

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