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"Of mice and men"
The novel, "Of mice and men" by John Steinbeck is a sensational story about two men by name of Lennie and George who work on the farmlands of California. The story begins by showing the reader how Lennie; a grown man with the strength of four men, suffers from a mental disability and how his childhood friend George, helps and teaches him while they try to build up for their ultimate dream.
Men in their situation work from farm to farm for months at a time and spend they checks as fast as they get them. George and Lennie were once like them until they both set out a plan for a better life. They were to get a piece of the America dream by getting their own little piece of land with their own little shack. Lennie would grow with delight when George would tell the story of their land. He knew the story by heart but loved when George would say it. George often grew tired and frustrated with Lennie and say mean things like "You crazy son-of-a-bitch. You keep me in hot water all the time." (p.11) that would hurt any mans feelings, but Lennie with the mind of a four-year-old would easy cry and suggest how he should just leave and live in the hills. George knew Lennie couldn't survive in the hills by his self and would try to calm him down with the story of their own land. He would begin the story and tell it like he already seen it and been there and can still see it in his memories. Lennie just loved when George would tell him about the rabbits.
In the story the author reveals the childhood of Lennie. When he was a kid his Aunt Clara would give him live mice and he would pet them and pet them until he snapped their neck and they died. He never might to snap their necks. He grew up to love soft things and loved to pet them. George saw how he killed mice to easy and decided that when they got their own land he would give Lennie his own rabbit farm. George thought that he couldn't kill a big rabbit as easy as he did with...
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