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    The novel Of Mice and Men, has two characters that are never mentioned by name: Curley’s wife and the ranch boss. It shows that neither really have any true friends to socialize with or be around. The boss rarely leaves the house until the workers to out to buck barley and merely supervises and sometimes criticizes the work that is being put out. Curley’s wife is very seemingly similar to the ranch boss where she only comes out very rarely and hopes to speak with anyone who is willing to talk.…

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    The book starts off by George and Lennie going to a ranch, where they will began working. It 's later revealed that the reason they had to leave their old ranch because Lennie got into trouble there. Lennie is a very big, strong man, but he is handicapped in the mind causing him to act like a child. His aunt asked George if he could watch after him. George…

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    There are over fifteen general types of discrimination that affect people all over the world every single day. Some of those include age, disabilities, race, or religion. In the book Of Mice and Men, there are many characters that have difficulties in their life that cause them to be discriminated against from some of these types of discrimination. Discrimination affects characters in Of Mice and Men through Lennie and his mental health making him unable to complete his dream, Candy missing his…

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    my grandparents and parents made an agreement for my parents to purchase my grandparents ranch for an agreed upon sum. After his death, my step grandma felt the ranch was worth most money and hired a lawyer to challenge the validity of the original document. The result was 9 months without a paycheck for my dad. The company who my parents raised chickens for wouldn’t renew my dad’s contract while the ranch was in litigation, while he was still paying out $40,000 each month in mortgage…

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    Maddie Buxton 28 November 2017 4th Hour Composition English Riding v Western Riding Western and English are two completely different styles of equestrian riding. Not only are the types of events different, but the tack and the types of horses used as well. English riding came about long before western riding. English riding originated in in England and was then brought to the United States. English riding is considered to be the traditional way of horseback riding (English or Western).…

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    integral part by George. In the ranch, the individuals feel lonely as well even though they work together. As an old man who is getting useless in ranch, Candy lived in a hopeless way before George and Lennie’s coming, but had the only comfort, his old dog. Curley, the offspring of the ranch’s owner, uses rudeness and violence to mask his inferiority about stature. Curley’s wife falls into the dissatisfaction of her marriage, while she flirts with the men on ranch to relieve her loneliness.…

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    The story of the US militia uprising in Oregon is an interesting one. Early January saw an armed group gather in a nature reserve in Oregon, claiming to be defending two local cattle ranchers from being sentenced to prison for arson. The group, which has seized control of a nature reserve in Oregon which is federally owned, is led by the Bundy family, who is originally from Nevada. The Bundy’s claim to be defending father and son duo Dwight and Steven Hammond, who are due to be resentenced to…

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    Now the owners of the ranch, the boss and Curley, keep him on as long as he can "swamp" out or clean the bunkhouse. This shows how the working conditions were not up to standard to save money but the migrant workers would still come as it was during the depression after the Wall…

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    Steinbeck's novel of mice and men written in 1973 has a very in depth plot that pulls on your heartstrings. It is the story of George and Lennie a couple of vagrant workers in California during the depression, struggling to make their dreams come true while dealing with loneliness and the burden of Lennie’s disability. It ends in tragedy and sorrow, but the way the book was constructed and the rhetorical strategies used by the author easily convince the reader that George’s actions in the end…

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    The American Dream is a characteristic spirit of an era that manifested its attitudes and aspiration meaning since the idea of the American Dream was constructed the dream to achieve the American dream never died, it just moved from one generations to generations evolving and adapting. As shown in ‘Of Mice and Men’ (1937) and ‘Death of a salesman’ (1949) the dreams they have is to own a property both Willy, Lennie and George and making money. Furthermore the novella and the play were written…

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