dreams that are never accomplished are good, because they keep people going

on when they normally would have given up. Dreams are something to look

forward to, something to fantasize about. A dream is something one indulges in,

to escape momentarily from life. In the book, Of Mice and Men dreams are

Every character in the book seem to be craving for something. In George and

Lennie's case, that something is land. It is natural for men in their situation to

imagine working on their own land and being their own bosses. Their

dream is simple in some ways, yet very complex in others. The dream apparently

began as just a story that George told Lennie, perhaps as a way of calming Lennie

down, or to keep him focuses on working, but after some time, it seemed that

George started to believe in the dream himself. George's dream, although it was

basically the same as Lennie's, is probably more detailed and complicated. Lennie

grow, and the possibility of actually living off the land. When George meets up with

meets George and Lennie. He is swept up in the pleasant dream, a dream he

and his constant stories of who he's going beat up next. When she is talking to

mind by a name that jumped out from the page of a magazine. His old partner on

Lennie begs George to let him go to the farm now, and George complies with

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