Of Mice and Men
- Created by: Amywrightt_
- Created on: 28-02-16 14:02
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- Dreams
- George and Lennie
- Lennie is all about the rabbits
- George is all for independenceand for owning a house and the land in the dream (ch 1)
- Lennie keeps george's dream alive by keep wanting to talk about it.
- sustains them
- ch6 not as energized as in chapter 1 delivered woodenly, dream is dead to let Lennie die happy
- crooks
- His dream is about having equality and being accepted
- At first he doesn't have any dreams because he always crushed them
- "you're nuts" we then learn that hes protecting his dreams he's as eager as the others are
- in chapter 4 empowers him, curelys wife by the end of chapter 4 the dream is then over
- this could argue that dreams are just cruel
- Curley's wife
- Her dream is to be a movie star she wants love and attention she has been disappointed
- There are hints of not giving up as the way she dresses and she says "maybe i will yet"
- in chapter 5 she tells the dream to lennie but by the death of her steinbeck gives her her dream of having attention in a weird way
- steineck gives her a paragraph of the attention taken from her face as the dream may have been given
- Her dream is to be a movie star she wants love and attention she has been disappointed
- candy
- his dream is about being needed
- enthusiastic about george and Lennie's dream in chapter 3
- George and Lennie
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