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Of Mice and Men (Possibly 2018 questions)
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Of Mice and Men (Possibly 2018 questions)
George
- Chapter 1
- Repitition
- Continually has to repeat to L
- His 'needs'
- Fed up w/him
- Outburst of G's dream
- L's hard work
- "All the time"
- Continually has to repeat to L
- Dream
- G wants L to stay
- L needs to exist for the dream to exist
- "George looked quickly"
- G wants L to stay
- Repitition
- Chapter 2
- "He gathered some of the cards together"
- Cards symbolic to G having a desire to be alone
- "George cut the card and began turning them over"
- Plays cards on theme of Curley
- Pre-emtory techinique
- Curley & Wife will end their friendship
- Will be alone
- Plays cards on theme of Curley
- Door becomes a motif
- "George was watching the door"
- Threat of Curley on other men
- "George was watching the door"
- Becomes irritate when given someone else's bed
- "Small yellow can"
- Used to catch roaches
- "He made up his bed neatly"
- Reflects desire to be neat & clean
- Reflects control
- Reflects desire to be neat & clean
- Empty bunks
- Migrant workers
- Constantly moving
- Reflects instability of friendships
- Migrant workers
- Small men have power in novel
- Boss and George
- "Little stocky man"
- Boss and George
- "Took him by the ear and shook him"
- See's threat in Curley's wife
- Pre-empts her death by Lennie
- Protective of L
- See's threat in Curley's wife
- "He gathered some of the cards together"
- Chapter 3
- "I ain't got no people"
- No family
- Lonliness links to violence
- L saved G from a world of violence
- "Wantin' to fight all the time"
- Making friendships hard
- Migrant workers always moving
- L saved G from a world of violence
- Lonliness links to violence
- No family
- "If there's any fightin', Lennie, you keep out of it"
- Protective of L
- Foreshadows L breaking Curley's hand
- "I ain't got no people"
- Chapter 5
- Body language of G and Candy
- Dialogue
- Language is repeated
- "George looked slowly"
- Trying to come to what her death eventually represents
- Dialogue
- Body language of G and Candy
- Chapter 1
Power
- George
- "Small"
- "Give it here"
- Still has power over L
- Repitition
- "Small"
- Lennie
- Unspoken power in relationship
- "I'd go find a cave"
- Displays physical power
- Kills the mouse etc.
- Unspoken power in relationship
- Slim
- "God like eyes"
- Reflects power over men & how he can request confidence over the men without asking
- Emotive language
- Reinforces power of slim
- "God like eyes"
- Curley
- Curley's wife named 'Curley's Wife'
- Suggests element of power over her
- Boasts to other men about her
- Only one with a mouse
- Men talk behind Curley's back
- End of novel he gets them riled up
- Element of power
- End of novel he gets them riled up
- Curley's wife named 'Curley's Wife'
- George