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    Dreams allow people to express hope in their daily lives and motivate them to navigate their life. All characters within Steinbeck's novel have dreams, and they use their dreams as the power to keep working. However, dreams can also cause conflict because some characters may try anything to accomplish their goals. The entire novella of Mice and Men portrays the importance of dreams, and characters seek to achieve their dreams differently. For example, one of the multiple dreamers found in Of…

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    achieve the American Dream. “The American Dream is the ideal that the government should protect each person's opportunity to pursue their own idea of happiness” (Amadeo). The Declaration of Independence protects the American Dream by saying “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness” (Amadeo). The American dream means something…

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    Dreams can make or break people and can affect you for the rest of your life.In the novel of Mice and Men dreams make a major contribution to the story changing characters and the setting. Dreams are a major part of the story Of Mice and Men and lots of subjects revolve around them and that even though how close you are to dream everything can collapse in front of you. Dreams are a major part of the novel George's and Lennie's dreams were to buy their own ranch and not have to work for a boss.…

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    the form of nightmares. It could be said that I was a paranoid child. For majority of my childhood, I was convinced that every person outside of my family was trying to kidnap me. Where the fear came from, I am not sure. I had never experienced abduction before, nor had I ever witnessed one. Maybe I just watched too much TV. Regardless, it was a very real fear of mine and it seemed to come alive at night while I would be in my bed attempting to sleep. I can recall waking up in the middle of the…

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    United States to pursue their American Dream. An American Dream is to most people the ideal of complete happiness, whether that is living in a big house with a lot of nice things, or just finding that one person who can truly make you happy. Many people don't achieve their ultimate goal. For Fitzgerald's Jay Gatsby his American dream was to live a long life that was on a continuous rise. Gatsby didn't expect any negatives in his life. Many people pursue dreams this way and are destined for…

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    Have you ever thought of having a personal legend and reaching your goal by taking a very long journey? Personal legend can be a very long journey to reach your goals and dreams in life. I believe that you can always reach your goals and achieve your dreams if you believe in yourself. In the book “The Alchemist” by Paulo Coelho, Santiago dreams about the treasures and people tell him that he is not going to be able to achieve his dreams as well as make them come true. He decides to go to many…

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    The negative side of the American Dream comes when people pursue success at any cost which in turn destroys the vision and the dream." ~ Azar Nafisi Dreams are something that an individual must work towards in order to fulfil. However, an urgency to fulfill the dream will lead to a change in attitude and the decisions you make. In the novella, Of Mice and Men, John Steinbeck chooses to express the impact of dreams and the need for untouched happiness. Lennie 's dream of tending rabbits on his…

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    “mama”. A raisin in the sun is a magnificent, play on how people are trying to chase their dreams. The drama, a raisin in the sun, by Lorraine Hansberry, talked about pursuing dreams. Walter wanted to chase his by opening a liquor store. second. Beneatha chased her dreams by wanting to become a doctor, and mama dreamed about owning a house. Lastly, Ruth's dream was for her family to be civil. Walter’s dream was to open a liquor store. “And you ain't you bitter man? Ain’t you just about had it…

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    tongue, it feels as if I have marbles in my mouth. I begin spitting them out and come to realize they are teeth; my teeth. I search for a mirror and see nothing but gums. As I look down I have a handful of my teeth. I start to panic because I don’t know what is happening and I can’t even speak or smile without people realizing I don’t have teeth. As the anxiety builds I awaken and come to my senses. It was just a dream, a dream I’ve had before but never the less a dream. As I lie in bed…

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    Dreams in Of Mice and Men Without Dreams the World has no Future According to Langston Hughes, “Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly.” Without dreams, a person many times sees no hope in their future. They feel as if they are stuck in that place with no hope of ever escaping. If a person has no hope, they many times see no point in living. Without their dreams they have nothing to look forward to, and nothing to strive for in life. There is…

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