You Can See It Coming
If you have ever read John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men I highly recommend reading it a second time. The first time you read this Steinbeck grabs and pulls you into the story with his extensive use of and very complete descriptions of both people and places. The second time you read it you begin to pick up on some of the more intriguing plots within the story. With the death of Candy’s dog he begins to realize that if he does not begin making plans for his future his fate may end up reflecting he dog’s. It doesn’t end with that. From this same realization and the conversations that follow foreshadow George killing Lennie himself as opposed to letting Curley find him at the end of the story. Candy is an older man. One who is really getting up there in years. He won’t be able to work on the ranch much longe
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Some common words found in the essay are:
Carlson Slim, Steinbecks Mice, Carlson Candy, Candy George, Aunt Clara, Curley George, , candy teeth, lennie killed, 58 candy, story candy,
Approximate Word count = 551
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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