''of mice and men'' (Chapter One) an overview of chapter one and chapter one explaind 2.5 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? English LiteratureOf Mice and MenGCSEAQA Created by: jessica smithCreated on: 20-05-11 12:32 in the first chapter there are....... contrasting and conflicting characters hints of a dark and differnt past two people braced for an uncertain futuer. 1 of 6 Overiew of chapter one... George and Lennie arrive at a pool of the shallins river in California. were both of them are described to us. george find that lennie has a dead mouse in his pocket that he has been petting. the ''bad thing'' in weed is mentioned George and Lennie talk about getting a farm of their own with rabbits which will let them ''live of the fatta of the land''. this is THE DREAM. 2 of 6 George and Lennies relashonship George leads the way. Lennie willingly copies him. both very different: George is small-featured and slim. Lennie is bulky and is always referred to as an animal. e.g: ''dragging his feer a little, the way a bear drags his paws'' ''snotting into the water like a horse'' ''behaves like a trerrier'' they have a secret about the ''bad thing'' Lennie done in weed. 3 of 6 George and Lennies relashonship contuied.. Lennie keeps asking George loads of questions he is like a demanding child. George is irritated by the questions- like a harassed and impatient parent. 4 of 6 The dream George talks about their plans- they'll have a small farm together with animals and crops. Lennie wants to look after the rabbits. they all ways tallk about it. 5 of 6 beans and ketchup could be used as a metaphor for all work and function and no luxury or fun. 6 of 6
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