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    In Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, a variety of colorful characters are introduced. George is the quick-witted friend and caretaker of his companion, Lennie. He continues to work so he can provide a life for him and his friend. Candy is the swamper at the ranch, who cares for his gnarled dog that he is later forced to give up. He wishes to have his own life where he can choose his fate. Though it seems like George and Candy are two completely different characters, they are intertwined…

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    In Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, George and Lennie are laborers in California’s vegetable fields who are bonded together with their family-like friendship and chase the same dreams. George represents responsibility because of Lennie's mental disability, he feels as if he has to watch over him, so they travel together to give each other company. Both of them are continually struggling to reach for their American Dream because of Lennie’s disability, which suggests that sacrifice and…

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    In Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, one of the characters, Candy, lives and works on a ranch. He is past his prime, in addition to being physically handicapped. Most other workers on the ranch know this all too well, and often ostracize the man for bringing little work value to the ranch. Alongside Candy, on the ranch live quite a few dogs, some quite young and one very old, who are also determined to provide little work value and are later cast aside because of this. The treatment of these…

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    In the novella, “ Of Mice and Men “, the author John Steinbeck , gives us glimpse of loneliness through the use of characters such as Candy, Crooks, Curley’s wife, Lennie and George. Steinbeck is able to demonstrate the isolation, pain, and loneliness by showcases their needs to find friendship and build connections. Steinbeck uses these characters to indicate how loneliness depletes the body and the mind, also that everyone is lonely even if they imply to not have any individual issues. Being…

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    War And Cheese Analysis

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    The Importance of Dreams in War and Cheese War and Cheese is a short film directed by Ben Garfield that observes the humble yet inspiring dream of Oleg Sirota. He wishes to build a cheese factory in his native Russia. Oleg narrates the film and discusses his goals for the future while also giving some background on the past history of Russia and how it has helped him pursue the things he wants. Overall, the film acknowledges the importance and beauty of both having a dream and working hard…

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    Three completely different books including Of Mice and Men, Lord of the Flies, and the Odyssey deal with two contrasting traits; the power of strength or smarts. In Of Mice and Men, Lennie and Curley represent strength while George and Crooks represent intelligence. In Lord of the Flies, Jack and his crew represent power and athleticism, while Piggy represents wisdom. In the Odyssey, Odysseus and Tiresias represent the brains while characters like Odysseus’s crew represent brawn. But what is the…

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    “Of Mice and Men,” written by John Steinbeck features friends George and Lennie and their journeys as migrant workers to a ranch. George is a smaller man who travels with Lennie from job to job. Lennie is a huge man with an apparent intellectual disability. When Lennie and his companion George are walking towards a ranch as migrant workers, where they will be taking on a new job, George demands that Lennie give him the dead mouse that he had been petting for the majority of their journey. When…

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    Lennie's American Dream

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    The “American Dream” is a set of standards that include the freedoms given to America to achieve what was thought to be impossible during the Great Depression: “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.” In Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck the two main characters, Lennie and George, dream of owning a farm and living off the “fatta the lan.” Steinbeck describes the lives of these two best friends, who are also poor migrant workers, on their journey to live their dream. The novel begins with…

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    The book “Of Mice and Men” tells a story of two low class migrant workers who travel to a ranch, in search for a better future and better life. A story consisting of friendship, hope, struggle, and tragedy. Two brother like friends, George and Lennie, with a very strong , deep, and rather difficult to handle relationship plays a major factor in the story. The author John Steinbeck, made George and Lennie’s relationship rather complicated by having the characters not only go through…

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    Loneliness, friendship, and forgiveness are just a few of the key elements in the book Of Mice And Men.The book shows lots of emotion and sorrow. Candy,Crooks, and Curley's wife show the most emotion of loneliness and sorrow. Crooks once said “Guys dont come into a colored mans room very much.Nobody been here but slim. Slim an’ the boss”. In John Steinbeck’s Of Mice And Men, the characters tend to act stubborn and strong but deep down there is more to it, every human should have a person in…

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