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    Loneliness,isolation,friendship, and a dream are perfect to make the award winning novel, John Steinbeck's, Of Mice and Men.Throughout the novel the author portrays friendship like between George and Lennie, Candy and his dog, and Slim and George. Although there are friendships there are also downfalls. Throughout the novel most of the characters feel lonely, and isolated, like Crooks, Candy, and Curley’s wife. There is an overwhelming amount of evidence revealing this isolation and loneliness…

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    There are several reasons of why loneliness in the novel “Of Mice and Men” shows that loneliness is a problem that must be overcome in order to live a happy, and fulfilled life. Loneliness is the sadness because they don’t have any friends or company or just nothing in their life. Through this essay you will learn what it’s like to be lonely sometimes. First, what is it like to be lonely for George without Lennie? Secondly, while Curley is out of the house busy a lot how does Curley’s wife show…

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    Truest of Friendship True friends accept each other, stick around a challenging time for each other, look out for each other, and make sacrifices for each other and these qualities are beautifully depicted, in John Steinbeck's novel Of Mice and Men, by two main characters named George Milton and Lennie Small. Throughout the novel one can see George and Lennie taking care of each other , George being Lennie's protector and guardian and Lennie, his constant companion. George did not kill…

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    Over 43 million Americans suffer from a mental illness of some kind. In the novel Mice and Men by John Steinbeck is it evident that one of the main characters, Lennie suffers from some kind of a mental illness. In the book Lennie seems to have the intelligence and behavior of a child, even though he has the brain of a child he is a very large and strong man. Despite Lennie having the mind of a child, and strength higher than most men he is very caring in the novel. In the beginning of the novel…

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    Of Mice and Men is remembered as one of Steinbeck's most important and influential novels. Of Mice and Men shows the devastating impact that the Great Depression had on many American's ability to succeed financially. The characters in Of Mice and Men also show a difficult truth about loneliness and an unreachable dream (something that most people, no matter their nationality or social status can understand). What I found most of the book revolving around was this idea of the “American dream,”…

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    Those who do not have anyone can begin to change into vile and heartless people. The novella Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck tells the story of two migrant workers who travel to a ranch. On this ranch, they find many people that have been brutalized due to their solitary way of life. Through this story, the changes caused by isolation are seen first hand through many characters and their cruel treatment of others. The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd also deals with the idea of…

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    Struggles of Lennie Small California in the 1930’s, the book, Of Mice and Men was published. There are two main characters, but I’m focusing only on one of them: Lennie Small. Lennie is a character who has a mental disability, who is an outcast, and is bullied. Lennie is a big man (ironic, right?) with big, broad shoulders, shapeless of face, and with large, pale eyes. There is one noticeable characteristic about Lennie. He has a mental disability, which was mental retardation. Even though this…

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    Thesis Statement Steinbeck shows that dreams in the “Of Mice and Men” cannot come true in the 1930s by 3 people. Like Candy, Lennie, and Crooks who are different but kinda the same. Dreams don't come true in America by differences and segregation Body 1 Lennie had something to hold him back, he was retarded for example “ The hell with what i says”. Some people treated him differently because of the way he was. The only person that cared the most was George. They had a bond that couldn't be…

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    One theme that was found in the book Of Mice and Men, by John Steinbeck is even though you may love someone very much you have to do what is best for them and others. In Of Mice and Men the two main characters are Lennie and George. Lennie is a very big guy and does not know his own strength, George is a smaller guy and Lennie looks up to George. Lennie has a mental disability, so George has to look after Lennie. They have to move around places because Lennie is always getting into trouble. In…

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    Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, a tale set in the Great Depression. The novel teaches you the importance of friends, importance about the need for sacrifice, and about the importance of dreams. George and Lennie were like best buds and they helped each other through thick and thin. Well, Lennie did something really bad. I agree that George did the right thing by shooting Lennie. He made the process quick and painless, Lennie died happily, and he didn’t want to let Lennie be by himself in the…

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