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    Sexism In Of Mice And Men

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    belittle a person because of their gender or the typical stereotypes that the world has set. For many years, women have been belittle because of their gender. For instance; they are just here to show off and be the house keeper. In the book “Of Mice and Men” Curly’s wife is highly discriminated against because of her gender and because she is currently the only woman on the ranch. In the beginning of the novel we learn that Lennie and George are on the run from their job in weed due to getting…

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    Friendships are symbiotic relationships, where people share their talents and qualities to help each other through life. The novel, Of Mice and Men, by John Steinbeck, exhibits many forms of these two-way relationships, the strongest, between the characters George and Lennie, and the other friendships between Crooks and Lennie, and George and Slim. These relationships show how each pair benefit from each other’s companionship, and help each other in the harder times of life, the most important…

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    Of Mice And Men: Summary

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    Of Mice and Men takes place on a rural farm in California. The book takes place in about 1936 because that was the time when it was written. The story takes place in about a week. The book is written in third person point of view. The author John Steinbeck refers to the book as a playable novel. He wrote the book in such a way that it can either be read as a short novel or read as a play. At the beginning of the book we find our main characters, Lennie and George, on a trail after just…

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    Of Mice And Men Mercy

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    The ending of, Of Mice and Men was a very emotional ending not only because Lennie died but because George was the one to kill him. I do not believe this act is considered murder but more so mercy. Although I think that in today's times this would be considered murder by law. This is an act of mercy because Curley was going to kill Lennie and make him suffer by shooting him in the gut and letting him bleed out. George decided it would be best for him to kill Lennie and not Curley and he made…

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    Kindness or Cruelty Throughout the story in Of Mice and Men the author, John Steinbeck, shows a comparison of two characters of how they can be kind or cruel. These characters are Crooks and Candy. They are both distant from the other men because of artificial barriers put on them by society. For Crooks, it is because of his colored skin and for Candy, he is old and crippled. Both of these characters show a mixture of kindness and cruelty. Crooks is a black stable worker who cares for horses. He…

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    Of Mice and Men is a tragedy because Lennie’s nature as an simple mind paired with an uncontrollable strength led to the demise of not only Lennie’s life, but to George’s friendship, and their dream of having their own farm. The novel is slightly anti-feminist by making the only female in the book a not only stereotypical flirt, but also only showing her as an object with no specific name. The author probably did this on purpose though, because the woman had to be an object of discord that the…

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    Isolation Of Mice And Men

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    you ever thought why that kid would be sitting alone? Is it because they have tried to make friends and talk to people but they were rejected or were they to scared to talk to someone and became isolated out of their own choice? In the book, Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, there is a theme of loneliness and isolation that plays out throughout the entire book through multiple characters. The loneliness of a character in this book could be cause by a social barrier or out of their own choice.…

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    Divergent showed me that it is ok to be different. Also that being different is better than conforming. Though I love the Divergent trilogy, it is not the most influential story I have read. That it a title I would have to give to John Steinbeck 's Of Mice and Men. This story holds lots of lessons if you take the time to find them. One of these lessons is that even though you try your best things may not go as planned. Another is with hard work you can create a better life, and to never give up…

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    Of Mice And Men Isolation

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    Of Mice and Men is a novel written by John Steinbeck in the year of 1937. This novel is set in the small town of Soledad, California during the great depression. While suffering in the battles of the time period they are set in, two friends, George and Lennie strive for the hopes of owning their very own ranch one day. While this novel is about George and Lennie’s friendship, it is also about the theme of loneliness and isolation. Many of the minor characters in this novel have one thing in…

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    Mice And Men Friendship

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    relationship, with George taking on a role of a guardian for Lennie due his mental illness. As the story keeps going unfolds their hopes and dreams for the future. Also, it been presented their struggle to survive in an unforgiving society. In “Of Mice and Men”, John Steinbeck shows us that George kills Lennie for good reason; furthermore, George is a good friend…

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