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    The Friendship Of Mice And Men is a great book written by John Steinbeck back in the late 1930s. The book is about two migrant workers who travel together to seek jobs and take care of each other. The two workers name are George and Lennie, they were growing up with each other since they were kids. Lennie has a mental disability, so he is depending on George for protection. George and Lennie have a real friendship because they are kind to one another, they always look out for each other and…

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    Why blame a mentally handicapped person for their actions when they don’t understand what they are doing? In John Steinbeck’s novel Of Mice and men Lennie causes something to happen everywhere they go, and does things that always have a bad outcome even though he doesn’t know any better. He either tries to cause something bad to happen or do something he shouldn’t do. George always tells him what to do and what not to do and most of the time he does or doesn’t listen.…

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    Their relationship is that they are friends and they are nice to each other. George takes care of Lennie so that he won't get in trouble.Evidence that supports that is in paragraph 20 where it says "Well, look. Lennie- if you jus' happen to get in trouble like you always done before, I want you to come right here an' hide in the brush".He also makes sure Lennie doesn't say anything to the boss so he won't get in trouble.George tells Lennie a story and Lennie gets delighted when he tells him the…

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    Mice and men the hard ways of companionship In mice and men the main relationship between george and lennie. lennie is a mentally handicapped man who loves petting soft things like dress and puppies and dead mice. The theme is relationship George is like a brother to poor lennie in so many ways like the following,george promise that they will own their own land. lennie will have some companionship on their land he will have rabbits to take care of. And if it rains they will retreat in the…

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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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    Good afternoon Ladies and Gentlemen of the jury. Today I will prove that George MIlton is not guilty of first degree murder. Throughout the story George is always taking care of Lennie from beginning to end. They leave a place called Weed for a problem they had, they camp in the brush once in there journey to find another place to find work. They have reached a place to work and they both start their job right away. Lennie is like a son to George, a family member, In no circumstance would George…

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    Dreams can make or break people and can affect you for the rest of your life.In the novel of Mice and Men dreams make a major contribution to the story changing characters and the setting. Dreams are a major part of the story Of Mice and Men and lots of subjects revolve around them and that even though how close you are to dream everything can collapse in front of you. Dreams are a major part of the novel George's and Lennie's dreams were to buy their own ranch and not have to work for a boss.…

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    Showing compassion and empathy toward a character or a person is showing sympathy. John Steinbeck, the author of Mine and Men makes the readers not sympathetic toward Lennie. The book Of Mine and Men by John Steinbeck is a book about two migrant workers, having the American Dream to own their own place on the fat of the land. Lennie does many things that shows that he is a bad person, it comes out with his actions and his traits. Lennie does not listen to what others tell him. George would…

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    Everyone can feel lonely In John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and men Losing someone in life can make you become lonely. John Steinbeck has pointed this out everywhere in his book. Everyone feels lonely at times, it’s in our human nature. People feel lonely when losing someone in their life or sometimes people just want to be lonely at times. But no one wants to be lonely all of the time. Candy is a old man who lives in a bunkhouse with a bunch of men, but he keeps to himself mostly. Candy mostly depends…

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    What does isolation feel like and, consequently, what effects can it have on people? The characters in Of Mice and Men are troubled by their self struggles of isolationism and their dreams to overcome it. This book goes into depth about the lonely line of work these men endure and how no one cares for each other in this solitary world. In John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men, The feelings of Crooks, Curley’s wife, and George that are expressed in the novel, reveals the theme that people who are…

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