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    Always together, working, eating, and I bet sometimes sleeping, when Lennie gets a little frightened. The two even shared a dream, and it was a cool one. George and Lennie were not exactly living the dream. The two were heading to a farm near Soledad, California. They stopped by a pond for the night, and would get to the farm tomorrow morning. After they Set up camp and ate Some beans, Lennie asked for George tell him about the rabbits. After some bickering, George gave in and started. “O.K.…

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    others say about him and the way he thinks of himself. We first meet the most misunderstood character, Crooks later in the story after the main characters, George and Lennie who are itinerant farmers finally settle into their new job on a farm in Soledad. We first learn that Crooks is treated badly because of this race. Because of that he is isolated in the barn and sleeps with the he animals and beaten occasionally by his…

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    Of Mice and Men is set outside the town of Soledad, California during The Great Depression, where two childhood friends make their way from the town of Weed to find work. Everywhere jobs are scarce and these men face many hardships on their journey. Throughout the story, Steinbeck hints that all will not end well; this creates a gloomy mood that winds its way to a dismal conclusion. In Of Mice and Men nearly every scene serves as foreshadowing for the inevitable tragic ending. In the first…

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    John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men is a short novel that tells the story of two friends, Lennie Small and George Milton. These two hopeful main characters adventure to a small farm in Soledad, California, in hopes of starting the process of achieving their dream together. They hope to one day live on a small farm of their own, where they can be in charge of the place, and themselves. But, as the story goes along it shows how and why their dream becomes unachievable, although it was so close. Along…

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    to talk to strangers or go off with anyone we met along the way. Three teenagers on their own in California for eleven days, something was bound to go wrong. By day two we had already met three guys on the beach who invited us to drive up to Mt. Soledad with them which is a mountain in San Diego where you can see the whole city (we never actually made it there that night). We all wanted to go and made the group decision to sneak out…

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    Of Mice And Men Analysis

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    Of Mice and Men author John Steinbeck sets the scene in the mid-1930s during the Great Depression in Soledad, California. Lennie’s mental disability and George’s need for a companion is made visible. They encounter characters that also face a deprivation of human contact due to their own disabilities in society; Candy and his age, Crooks and his race, and Curley’s wife and her gender. These characters secure themselves on their ideals on how to combat their loneliness. But ultimately these…

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    psychological, and moralistic value throughout the plot of the book. The historical aspect of the book is very valuable to me. The story takes place during The Great Depression. In the book, the two men, George and Lennie, are in search of new jobs in Soledad. Then they find themselves living in an abominable bunkhouse, and are doing temporary labor at a ranch. At the time of The Great Depression, many migrant workers get displaced into jobs that are involved with hard labor to make money. I…

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    Discrimination in Of Mice and Men Essay Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck is a novel featuring two protagonist named Lennie and George. Lennie is mentally handicapped and George takes care of him. The book is set in Soledad California in the 1930’s. In the book and during the time period it is set in people are being heavily discriminated on due to uncontrollable factors such as sex, race, and genetic disability. There are three people that I think in the book are discriminated on the most.…

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    In Steinbeck’s novel Of Mice and Men, he describes the lives of two laborers who travel together and go by the names of George and Lennie. George and Lennie deeply care for each other and are virtually inseparable. George and Lennie have a strong relationship. George protects Lennie and tries to keep him from getting hurt. George understands that Lennie is dangerous. He decides to end Lennie’s life out of mercy. George looks out for Lennie because he loves him and not because he feels like he is…

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    are introduced as two men who travel together. To sum the story up, George (the brains) and Lennie (the bronze) started traveling together when Lennie's aunt Clara died. After running away from weed George and Lennie found a new job on a ranch in Soledad, California. They met Candy, Curley, Slim, and alot of other people. Lennie got a puppy from slim, Curley picked a fight with lennie and got his hand crushed, Lennie killed his puppy and Curley's wife on accident, and George told Lennie about…

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