Of Mice And Men Main Themes
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- Created on: 15-05-16 12:55
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- Main themes in Of Mice and Men
- Dreams
- Lennie's dream seems unrealistic because of the multicoloured rabbits.
- However, by the end the reader realises George's dream is just as unrealistic.
- Everyone in OMAM has a dream.
- Curley wants to be a boxer.
- Curley's Wife wants to be in the movies.
- Candy,Crooks,Lennie and George wants their own ranch.
- Crooks thinks about it but has seen so many people fail he back out.
- Like in the 1930's America.
- Lennie's dream seems unrealistic because of the multicoloured rabbits.
- Lonliness
- Most of them travel alone. Had to leave family.
- This could prevent Lennie and George becoming so lonely.
- Lennie and George have more of a parent-child relationship
- No communication
- Curley's Wife is the only woman on the Ranch. It has also been hinted that Her and Curley don't have the best relationship.
- Candy's only friend his dog gets killed.
- Crook's skin colour isolates him.
- Most of them travel alone. Had to leave family.
- Nature
- Lennie is described as a bear; big strong and unpredictable
- Watersnake- at the beginning and the end.
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- Violence
- Lennie is unintentional violent.
- However, he does say he is going to break the cats neck if they near his rabbits
- Curley is purposely violent
- Other people are violent for a right.
- George to Lennie.
- Candy's Dog.
- Lennie is unintentional violent.
- Dreams
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