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- Created by: Eleanor Corns
- Created on: 08-12-12 13:40
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- The Brush - Chapter One, Of Mice and Men
- Starts with natural, idyllic scene. Creats a scence of peacefullness and calm.
- Peace is disturbed by George and Lennie
- George feels that it's going to be "nice sleepin' here", but it is threatening.
- The fact that it is threatening is important because it shows not everything is as goos as it seems.
- George and Lennie - Long Term Companions
- Get dropped off 4 miles from the ranch, this shows that they are never going to get where they want to be
- George and Lennie have been together for a while - George knows that Lennie has the mouse "you ain't puttin' nothing over me"
- Lennie likes to pet soft things
- George tells Lennie about the Dream
- Lennie is captivated by the dream, esoecially about the rebbiets
- George isnt as enthusiastic - he cuts the story short - "I ain't got time for no more"
- George says that the rabbits on the dream farm will be "red, green and blue rabbits" this makes the dream seem unreal
- George and Lennie have different idead of the dream farm - Lennie idea is looking after the rabbits and George seems to only want to be a normal man
- Lennie is captivated by the dream, esoecially about the rebbiets
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