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    Lennie and his dream on the ranch would never happen. He started to believe he’d have a chance to share the closeness of George and Lennie. The audience can probably assume that Slim doesn The men encountered throughout the story were puzzled as to why two men would travel together. Most of them traveled alone‚ and didn’t care about anyone else. The only person who came close to understanding their closeness was Slim‚ which leads some readers to believe he had someone he traveled with at some point

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    Crooks is not allowed to stay with the other men in the bunk house or allowed to do things with them. This is because he is coloured. Throughout the book it shows us how Crooks is being harassed and discriminated against because of his colour. In the novel Crooks tells Curley’s wife " you have no right comin’ in a colored man’s room. You got no rights messing around in here at all. Curley’s wife was shocked that Crooks said this to her and she said back to him " listen nigger‚ you know what I can

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    nature of human existence can all be explored through the bunkhouse and Crooks’ room. Paragraph of dreams: The playing cards in the bunk play a major role not only as a way to entertain oneself but also portraying the futility of dreams. When the men sit around the ‘big square table’ to play together they have the opportunity to succeed. They would enjoy this as they live in a life where their only companion is loneliness and defeat. The cards are a symbol of dreams as they take a gamble in the

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    sexism existed strongly. The scene for the novel sets in a small town called Soledad. The definition of Soledad is loneliness which represents the town’s symbol. Most characters feel lonely and would do anything not to feel it. Most of the time men are seen traveling alone‚ so when the owner of the ranch seen that George and Lennie travel together. He didn’t trust George because most of the time people aren’t seen traveling together unless the other person owes money. “ Well‚ I never seen one

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    In the book Of Mice and Mice‚ John Steinbeck illustrates many themes throughout the book‚ but the theme loneliness stood out the most because it impacted many characters in the book. Of Mice and Mice talk about two men’s lives traveling together to and working on ranches to make enough money to lead their perfect lifestyle. All the other men‚ the workers‚ are all alone and they only live for themselves. But these two men are here to work and live together‚ which doesn’t last for a very long time

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    He is lonely because he is a black man that nobody really wants to be around‚he doesn’t really talk to anybody until Lennie walks into his bunkhouse. He tells Lennie that the other men that are white don’t let him into their bunks and he doesn’t ever let anybody in his. He actually does talk to Lennie about things so they actually became friends. He says‚”Well buddy I guess this just isn’t a place for a black

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    for the two men in this novel. John Steinbeck portrays Lennie and George as having the greatest friendship in the world and while George claims to not need Lennie‚ he knows that he needs Lennie as much as Lennie needs him. The mutual relationship between George and Lennie is a genuine friendship between two very different men. Lennie‚ a mentally handicapped‚ big man with stand out features and George‚ the small little tough guy‚ with the brains and great leadership skills. As the two men are trying

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    Of Mice and Men Essay: Persuasive Essay “There is a significant disparity of treatment in the way the criminal justice system handles things. Unfortunately‚ there’s a double standard because there is a double standard in society.” David Raybin. In the novel‚ Of Mice and Men‚ by John Steinbeck; Steinbeck introduces two men‚ George and Lennie‚ who live in Salinas‚ California. The novel occurs in the 1930s‚ during the great depression; in the novel‚ both men go from one job to another as they

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    Sometimes that significance can clearly be seen and sometimes you really have to analyze the book to figure out the title’s significance. The significance of "Of Mice and Men" can be found by analyzing the mice and men of the book. Mice are soft‚ smooth‚ and small fragile animals. They need attention‚ protection and affection. The "mice" of the book are Lennie‚ Curley’s wife‚ Candy’s old dog‚ Lennie’s puppy‚ and the dead mouse Lennie had in his pocket at the beginning of the novel. Although Lennie

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    something from this relationship in the text(s). An important relationship in the novel Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck is the relationship between George and Lennie. I learned many things from this relationship including; that in order to be compassionate people have to make life changing decisions‚ that some people are willing to sacrifice parts of their lives in order to protect others and the harsh justice system of the era the novel is set in. An important relationship in the novel is the relationship

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