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Of Mice and Men- Loneliness
Karten in diesem Stapel (16)
- 1Crooks lives all alone becausehe's segregated from all the others because he's black.
- 2Why does Crooks find it hard to enjoy another person's company at first?Because he is used to loneliness
- 3When is the only time we see Curley with his wife?When Curley's wife is dead
- 4Why are the men on the ranch like orphans?Because they 'got no family'
- 5Crooks and Candy's attempt to grab hold of George and Lennie's dream lead to...Bitter disappointment
- 6Lennie (for companionship) holding his animals, holding the girl's skirt in Weed and holding onto Curley's wife lead toTragedy
- 7Curley's wife trying to get a bit of companionship by flirting and talking to the ranchers lead to...A disaster for her- she gets the opposite of companionship
- 8Most of the ranchers comment on how strange it is that Lennie and George travel together because...It's unusual for ranchers to make friends.
- 9Does Steinbeck offer a solution to Loneliness?No, Loneliness appears to be part of human nature
- 10Is loneliness something the characters can change?No
- 11The novel emphasises loneliness of others to...reflect on the importance of George and Lennie's companionship
- 12The pessimism in the novel shows...The reality of the attitudes in the 1930s (when it was published-1937)
Having been through the Great Depression in 1929. - 13During the Greta Depression there were high levels ofUnemployment, poverty and homelessness
- 14Does George every really seem to think that his and Lennie's dream will come true?Although there are brief moments where he seems to believe it, realism snaps back at him and he knows that it won't happen.
- 15Animals only provided a temporary solution to loneliness because...He killed all the animals he got
- 16Candy's dog provided a solution to loneliness for Candy, but this didn't last because...Carlson shot his dog.
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- Karteikarten am Of Mice and Men- Loneliness, erstellt von Greta Westwood am 05/05/2013.
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