Of Mice and Men
In the classic novel Of Mice and Men, by John Steinbeck, there are several literaryelements conveyed. One major literary element that is implied in the story is theme. Theme plays a major role because it conveys the message that the author is trying to communicate to the reader about life and labor during the great depression. By using the literary element known as theme, Mr. Steinbeck can convey his feelings about agricultural labor in California through the eyes of his characters Lennie and George. Many characters throughout the story Of Mice and Men can be characterized as being mentally or physically handicapped. One such character is the swamper Candy. In the novel Candy gets his hand caught in a machine. In return for his hand being lost, Candy was given two hundred and fifty dollars and grief because he would never be able to use his hand again due to medical science of the time. While talking to George in the
a lynching. George truly fixed his handicap but in a way that he didn't want. story. When he found out that Lennie killed the owner's son's wife by mistake, he had to A primary factor in the story Of Mice and Men is theme. Many characters jerks back and you hold on like it was a mouse", George says to Lennie explaining about Compared to his pal George's keen eye sight, Lennie has pole eyes and is therefore to be the end though George has to kill Lennie to save him from what was planned which was with the same problems as Lennie. Everytime Lennie did something at a job, he had to
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Approximate Word count = 653
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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