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    Steinbeck‚ two men‚ George and Lennie‚ dream of owning and living on their own piece of land instead of having to work for landowners. This dream impacts Lennie’s life by helping him push through every obstacle that comes his way‚ despite his child-like attitude and behavior. The three main ways Lennie’s dream impacts his life are that Lennie is able to trust George no matter what George tells him‚ Lennie cares for animals even though he tends to get confused and violent and Lennie is able to stand up for

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    story tells about two men‚ George and Lennie‚ who travel for work. Lennie is assumed‚ by readers‚ to be mentally disabled. He is not very smart‚ does not remember or understand many things and the other characters in the story comment on him being like a kid or childlike. George sacrifices continually through the entire story. He sacrifices not only the opportunity to have a better job but he also sacrifices himself. He shows his unconditional loyalty to Lennie even though it comes with a high price

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    Of Mice and Men characters in the novel are segregated by sex‚ race‚ age‚ physical and mental disabilities. John Steinbeck portrays the intolerance and bigotry of 1930’s America through the separation of his characters based on their handicaps. Lennie‚ Candy‚ Candy’s dog‚ Curley’s wife and Crooks all face social pressure from the other characters on the ranch based on their intelligence‚ physical disability‚ age‚ sex and color. Stereotyping based on ethnic or physical characteristics is typical

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    Men‚ Lennie‚ a person with mental issues‚ doesn’t deserve to be held accountable for his actions for several justifiable reasons. Lennie is innocent and ever meant to hurt to fly‚ as shown from his addiction to touching soft things.“Lennie looked sadly up at him. “They was so little‚” he said‚ apologetically. “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 9-10). This quote shows that Lennie never

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    brought upon George Milton. For the murder of Lennie‚ the charge is 1st degree murder. George‚ a friend of Lennie’s‚ obviously didn’t want his friend to be tortured and killed in a harsh manner which is why he chose to took the law into his own hands. Since Lennie is the cause of Curley’s wife’s death the ranch insisted on killing Lennie instead of prosecuting him. George decided the easiest way out of life would be a bullet to the back of the head. He took Lennie to a beautiful part of the foothills by

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    The Blind Side Full sourcing: Director: John Lee Hancock Date: 2009 Taken in by a well-to-do family and offered a second chance at life‚ a homeless teen grows to become the star athlete projected to be the first pick at the NFL draft in this sports-themed comedy drama inspired by author Michael Lewis’ best-seller The Blind Side: Evolution of a Game. Michael Oher was living on the streets when he was welcomed into the home of a conservative suburban family‚ but over time he matured into a talented

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    not in the text later on. As the readers should know Lennie was given silk velvet by his aunt Clara and he has enjoyed feeling soft things. An incident that happened in Weed‚ a place were George and Lennie worked‚ which had foreshadowed in future events. In Weed Lennie started adoring a dress that a girl was wearing and really wanted to feel it and as soon as he started touching the dress‚ (page 47) “the girl lets out a squawk‚ and that gets Lennie all mixed up‚ and he holds on ’cause that’s the only

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    everyone questions Lennie and George traveling together (Steinbeck‚ 21). The book starts with Lennie and George running from Weed because Lennie accidently assaulted a woman‚ most people in George’s situation would have left Lennie as he is always getting in trouble and George could be way better off. The first reason George protects and stays with Lennie like his son is Lennie’s aunt Clara but later in the book you realize that it is more than that and George really loves Lennie. While camping

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    novel overflowing with friendship‚ colorful characters‚ vivid detail and yet a tragic storyline. George and Lennie are two guys that travel the country looking for work during the depression era. Given that Lennie is "not quite right"‚ George must be accountable for Lennie’s actions and take care of him. Throughout several sequence of events‚ George gives himself up to care for Lennie and his needs. Although the two do have a dream to buy a farm‚ George doesn’t achieve it for reasons that may

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    naive lunk known as Lennie Smalls. Though they may not seem like the quintessential that Bonnie and Clyde may have been or even Sherlock and Watson were‚ but they had a certain je ne sais quoi about them that could endure through all odds they somehow found a way to develop a strong bond that could only be deteriorated by death. Without the other‚ the amalgam known as George and Lennie would cause “Of Mice and Men”to be lacking the panache that it so indubitably

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