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John Steinbeck wrote Of Mice and Men, and the novel was published in ______________.
1937
This novel is set in the 1930s during the ____________________, near the town of ____________, which is in the agricultural valley of California about twenty-five miles from the ___________ Coast.
Great Depression
Soledad
Pacific
Steinbeck also wrote The Pearl, East of Eden, and __________________, which is considered his greatest work and for which he won the Pulitzer Prize.
The Grapes of Wrath
For his writing he also received the _____________ in 1962.
Nobel Prize
He died in ________________.
1968
tells Candy that Candy's dog stinks and offers to shoot the dog for Candy with his Luger
Carlson
rolls slowly over, faces the wall, & is silent after his dog is shot
Candy
his wife often visits the other men on the ranch, allegedly looking for him
Curley
Curley thinks this man is having an affair with his wife
Slim
tells Lennie about a cheap place they can buy with a windmill, a shack, an orchard, etc.
George
wants to join George & Lennie in buying their house and land
Candy
worries about getting "canned" from the ranch & so offers to help George & Lennie hoeing the garden & washing the dishes
Candy
says "George...I oughta to of shot that dog myself, George. I shouldn't ought to of let no stranger shoot [him]."
Candy
fights Curley until Curley is left "flopping like a fish on a line"
Lennie
says to Curley "I think you got your han' caught in a machine"
Slim
Romeo's friend but not cousin; delivers Queen Mab speech
Mercutio
asks Lord Capulet about marrying Juliet
Paris
obedient, submissive daughter at the beginning of the play
Juliet
threatens death to anyone who disturbs the peace in Verona again
Prince Escalus
prattles on & on about nothing; both Lady Capulet and Juliet ask her to be quiet
Nurse
puts hospitality above feud between Montagues and Capulets
Lord Capulet
dreams that attending Capulets' party will lead to his early death
Romeo
Romeo's friend & cousin; tries to make peace; a "good" guy
Benvolio
loves Juliet like her own daughter; closer to Juliet than Lady Capulet is
Nurse
Romeo
son of Montague
Benvolio
one who explains the slaying of Mercutio and Tybalt; "good" guy
Nurse
advisor to Juliet, big sister figure
Lord Capulet
father of Juliet
Tybalt
fiery nephew of Capulet
Mercutio
kinsman of the prince; loves puns
Paris
a suitor with permission to marry Juliet
Escalus
prince of Verona
Friar Laurence
advisor to Romeo, big brother figure
Lord Montague
father of Romeo
Lord Montague
father of Romeo
ruler of the gods and goddesses on Mount Olympus
Charybdis
Greek god of the sea & Polyphemus's father
Poseidon
sea nymphs who lured sailors to destruction with their songs
Sirens
Greek goddess of wisdom, crafts, and war; helps Odysseus in Ithaca
Athena
female monster with six heads who devoured passing sailors
Scylla