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    Intro: "Of Mice & Men" By John Steinbeck was written in the time of depression which occurred in the mid 1930’s or more specifically in this story‚ 1937. It is a story of two men‚ a small‚ clever and crafty fellow named George and a big‚ slow and mentally retarded man named Lennie. The story is based around these two characters‚ and their shattered dream to find true happiness in a farm that they can call their own. But these are not the only characters in this story‚ there are several other

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    Explore the ways that John Steinbeck presents strong feelings/attitudes in Of Mice And Men. A strong attitude portrayed in the novel is Racism. John Steinbeck uses the character Crooks in order to represent racism and what it was like for the black community during the Great Depression. The ranchmen and Curley’s wife all display racist attitudes towards Crooks‚ for example in chapter four Curley’s Wife says "Well you just keep your place then‚ Nigger. I could get you strung

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    Lesson 5 Short Answer In A Bug’s Life in my perspective of social groups of primary‚ in-groups‚ and reference groups. I would have to say that the primary group would be the colony itself. In definition the primary group is a group characterized by intimate‚ long term‚ face-to-face association and cooperation. (Henslin‚ 2017) They all work together and all have an understanding to make sure they have food and take care of the colony as a whole and not just one. They play the role of a family. The

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    The Steinbeck Style Although John Steinbeck is recognized for the themes of his novels‚ including the struggles of the working class and social injustice‚ he is also known for his excellent use of the literary elements. In two of his novels‚ Of Mice and Men and The Pearl‚ Steinbeck uses different types of tone‚ diction‚ and syntax to enhance meaning and strengthen the impact of his message. In Of Mice and Men Steinbeck presents an innocent tone through his character‚ Lennie‚ to create meaning

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    As our class was reading Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck‚ I came to realize that most of the characters had something that we could sympathize with. For George‚ it was how he always had to run away from jobs because of something Lennie did‚ for Crooks‚ it was the fact that he was treated so poorly for having a different skin colour. However‚ Lennie seems to have it the worst. He has the mental capacity of a child‚ ends up killing a woman on the ranch‚ and his best friend has to kill him by the

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    Of Mice and Men Essay In literature‚ authors use different types of literary devices to help tell their story. One form of a literary device that is commonly used among authors is foreshadowing. Furthermore‚ John Steinbeck uses foreshadowing in each chapter of his novella‚ Of Mice and Men‚ to enhance the story. Through his use of foreshadowing‚ John Steinbeck effectively assists readers in predicting the future events of Of Mice and Men. Throughout the first chapter of the novella‚ Of Mice and

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    In the play ’Inheritance’ by Hannie Rayson‚ life is claimed to be unfair by a number of Characters‚ particularly Nugget‚ Lyle and Dibs. The three of the characters have had significant problems throughout the play from being discriminated against when it suits others‚ to having no control of your own future and it be decided right in front of you from the flip of a coin. Things were considered unfair for the other family members when it came down to the rightful owner of the family farm‚ Allandale

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    The Importance of Friendship “So long as the memory of certain beloved friends lives in my heart‚ I shall say that life is good.” -Helen Keller. This quote speaks of why friendship is such a significant part in our life‚ similarly to what John Steinbeck shows in the book‚ Of Mice and Men. Friendship is not simple‚ it is very complex. It is made up of key elements such as: struggles‚ happiness and dreams‚ George and Lennie clearly shows these thought the book. To say a friendship is always enjoyable

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    As the years go by‚ the American Dream becomes less practical to fulfill. What is seen on television screens has changed the main concept of what the dream should be about. Instead of owning land and supporting a family‚ the dream has become about owning the most expensive cars‚ clothes‚ houses‚ etc. The Dream gives artificial faith that anything is possible and motivation to keep working for a better life. The American Dream is the idea of anything being possible. It gives people hope that if they

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    It was in Soledad‚ California‚ a lonely ranch with lonely people. It had men working hard everyday‚ just to make fifty dollars a month. It was miserable work with miserable conditions. These men were all alone. Loneliness in Of Mice and Men was betrayed through Curley’s wife‚ Crooks‚ Candy‚ and Lennie. Curley’s wife is lonesome for some company. She is the only woman on the ranch which causes Curley to be overprotective. “Why can’t I talk to you? I never get to talk to nobody. I get awful lonely

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