Theme of loneliness and isolation
- Created by: nicoleshering
- Created on: 17-03-16 16:52
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- loneliness and isolation
- Curley's wife
- looks for attention
- the way other people treat her
- discriminated and isolated as no-one wants her on ranch
- Irony and symbolism
- Shows her innocent side causing her death
- Audience feel guilty for judging her like everyone else did
- George and Lennie
- When apart, Lennie feels lost
- Relies on George
- Threatened by Crooks
- Feels helpless without him
- Threatened by Crooks
- Relies on George
- Lennie is comforted by animals
- Therefore he feels a sense of security when George isn't around
- Lennie is the complete oposite to George
- Key to their relationship
- Lennie is dangerous without george
- Key to their relationship
- George may feel that without lennie, he has nothing to live for as the dream will be lost
- ironic
- When Lennie dies- so does the dream
- ironic
- When apart, Lennie feels lost
- Candy and his dog
- Candy lonely without his dog
- worried about losing his companion
- "He ain't no good to you"
- Similar to how Lennie could be no good to George
- reflects how George killed Lennie himself as Candy wished he killed his dog instead of Carlson
- Candy lonely without his dog
- Curley's wife
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