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    Loneliness is something no body enjoys but everyone experiences. Some people choose to be lonely, such as Crooks, while others are forced, such as Curley’s wife and candy. Crooks has a bunk all to himself, which would've been nice at times, whereas everyone else had 3 roommates. This isolation made Crooks feel like he was alone. Curley’s wife and Candy experience loneliness because the both can no longer to talk to the person that meant the most to them. (Curley and Candy's dog) In John…

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    The Fight for Life “There was no hurry, for there was nowhere to go, nothing to buy and no money to buy it with, nothing to see outside the boundaries of Maycomb County.”(Lee 6 PDF) This quote stated by Scout in To Kill a Mockingbird shows the reader what it was like to live in a small town during the Great Depression, explaining how little they could do with the money they had. Maycomb was an example of what the United States was going through during the Great Depression. The effects of the…

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    Analysis Essay In Thomas Scarseth's excerpt "A Teachable Book: Of Mice and Men" he expresses his opinion of Steinbeck's novelette. In Scarseth's eyes Of Mice and Men is a classic. He believes that it is worthy of being read and being taught. His opinion is that Of Mice and Men is such a phenomenal book that everyone should know about Steinbeck's story and that everyone can learn from its anecdote. In his review of the story, he conveyed his opinions on how the book was truly a tragedy, and the…

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    The American Dream or Dreamt? In the realistic novella Of Mice and Men, author John Steinbeck paints a vivid picture of poverty stricken men struggling to make it by and pursuing their american dream. Steinbeck relates this American dream to two main characters, Lennie and George, as they travel in search of jobs, and chase their own american dream. The book takes place during the greatest economic depression ever to hit the states, the Great Depression. During this time many workers migrated…

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    Themes In Of Mice And Men

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    Of Mice and Men theme essay John Steinbeck has written many novels in his time. He wrote in the 1930s during the great depression. John Steinbeck was an American communist. An American communist is someone who lives in America that believes that everyone should share everything, and thinks that the United States should switch from democracy to communism. One of Steinbeck’s novellas is called Of Mice and Men. Of Mice and Men is about two men named Lennie and George. The story is based in the…

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    Throughout the story Of Mice and Men express themes of hope and loneliness. All the characters throughout the story express and show these themes in one way or another. Lennie and George and Lennie seem to be the sunshine peering through the droopy, bleak clouds of the other farmhands. Many characters have given up their hopes and dreams in the past and live in the now. We must have hope. If we don’t have hope we have loneliness. Loneliness can make us feel depressed, and with depression comes…

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    John Steinbeck was an author during the Great Depression. In Of Mice and Men, John Steinbeck writes about two friends During the Great Depression, and their interactions with people on a ranch where they work, near Soledad, California. In his novel, Of Mice and Men, John Steinbeck uses the characters Candy, Curley’s wife, and Crooks to show that people will go to extreme measures to escape loneliness. First, Steinbeck uses Candy to show how people will go to extreme measures to escape…

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    Responsibility Essay In the novel story of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, movie of What’s eating Gilbert Grape, and short story by James Hurst Scarlet Ibis. Taking responsibility for another person is an essential human quality. George and Lennie are the main characters who have a dream that can’t diminish. These three can be related because of the protagonist having to take all the responsibility that was given. Taking care of a person is huge commitment, but not all can always last long.…

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    Lennie’s Sympathy Of Mice and Men features Lennie Small, a strong, large, not so smart man and George Milton who is much smaller and serious. The two men set off to work at a ranch and live in a bunkhouse with several other ranchers, after having to leave their previous town because of an incident involving Lennie touching a soft girl’s dress. Their dream is to live on a farm and supply for themselves. Lennie is portrayed as a sympathetic character because of his character traits such as…

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    Loneliness is like hunger, a hunger that is caused by the lack of fulfillment in one’s life. Just like hunger can cause a desperation for food, loneliness creates a longing for attention. In Of Mice and Men, Curley’s wife finds herself in a sense of despair because of the lack of interest possessed in her, resulting from the resentment and possessive attitude towards women, derived from society. John Steinbeck examines the desperation and loneliness of Curley’s wife in order to criticize how…

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