Bennie In John Steinbeck's Of Mice And Men

Egan doesn’t give the usual opportunity to follow life and growth of Bennie. Rather, first, it shows him as a man with a music business in the one hand, and a pile of the family problems in another. Then, it’s like a transfer for twenty year back, when Bennie is a rock band in a time of their youth violence. And again he, but already an elderly man, who got a second chance for creating a new family, and build a business again. Then it shows Bennie through the eyes of another character. It would be very interesting to be able to see ourselves in the specific moments of life, by realizing the causes and consequences, and to understand how to get from point A to point B and "as has come to such a life." The people you see regularly, changing