Related AS and A Level John Steinbeck essays

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   Of Mice and Men: Alternative ending for the final chapter.

   exclaimed Slim when George told him the bad news, "however the good news is that I spy a window on the other side that looks to be open, I can't be sure but it's definitely worth a try," he said to Slim, "lets go" Slim replied.

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   Of Mice and Men - Full Summary and Analysis

   The positioned herself to emphasize her figure. When she leaves, George remarks that she's a tramp, while Lennie can only say that she's pretty. George warns him to keep away from her. Slim the jerk line skinner, a man with an ageless face who carried himself with great gravity, questions George and Lennie about what work they can do.

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   Of mice and men - Show how the constant suggestion and realisation of anger ...

   Lennie reaction with this is an explosion of anger, "you jus' let ' em try to get the rabbits, I'll break their God damn necks. I'll .... I'll smash ' em with a stick." This shows how violent Lennie can be even though he's a 'dumb bastard'.

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   Of Mice and men - Overall Plot.

   Lennie promises not to say anything. While the two men talk, we learn a little about their past. They had to flee the town of Weed after Lennie had got into some trouble there. The two men set up camp in the clearing. They heat up some beans to eat, and then they continue their conversation.

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   of mice and men

   I could go get a job an' work, an' no trouble....An' whatta I got,' George went on furiously. 'I got you! You can't keep a job and you lose me ever' job I get. Jus' keep me shovin' all over the country all the time. An' that ain't the worst.

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   Of Mice And Men

   Lennie was really excited as child and asked George if he could get a brown and white pup. He tells George to ask right away, so that no more pups are killed. Even though Lennie does not want to hurt the pups, it's pretty obvious that he will since he is so strong.

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   Of Mice and Men – John Steinbeck.

   He is "handy" quick handed and a fast and nimble person. Slim the clever skinner - Slim is a mule-driver who is above the rest of the group. Everyone has admiration for his skill in his job and takes his word as true.

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   Steinbeck uses many techniques to present the characters of Lennie and George in Of ...

   It is a sly technique that shows the reader that Lennie can make George feel guilty. The reader then sees Lennie using his cunning instincts to work George and to gain an advantage. He forces George to tell him the story of the dream.