In the novel Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, Steinbeck shows us two different setting places to give us a better interpretation of how the story is moving along and the different characters. The first setting place is the pool that George and Lennie, two meager migrant workers, stumble along when they are trying to find another farm to work at. The author gives vivid descriptions of the location using words like, “Evening of a hot day, Little wind, Crisp sycamore leaves, Still, green pool” (2). These quotes are all related to good things, which means that the location they are in is very calming. In the next chapter, another place is introduced. George and Lennie did not want to dawdle around anymore so they decided to find another place
