In conclusion, we largely experience the world of Of
has to navigate a series of moral dilemmas
Mice And Men through George’s eyes, and so he is
responds in a way the audience is likely to respond
the ‘everyman’, representing the hard lives they live,
short tempered
and the moral dilemmas that must be faced in an
environment like Steinbeck’s Californian ranch.
Paternal Relationship with Lennie - cares deeply for
co
Lennie and is constantly watching out for him and
nc
l
doing whats’s best.
P3
“You never oughta drink water
when it ain’t runnin’ ” // “Don’t represents the
aspirations and
George
drink so much… you gonna be sick”
instability of typical The audience,
- Wary, infantalises Lennie, as he
has no survival instincts, ranch workers’ lives. everyman
P2
“He’s sure a hell of a good worker. Strong as a bull” Many workers struggled to accept th
Similie. Defends Lennie against Curley, tells him not to in life. He hopes to have his own patc
context speak and highlights his strengths to get a job. context -
context “live off the fatta the lan’”. This is hi
disabled people were discriminated against in the 1930s, Dream, an idea held by man people
so George doesn’t want to make it obvious. that if you worked hard enough, you
has to navigate a series of moral dilemmas
Mice And Men through George’s eyes, and so he is
responds in a way the audience is likely to respond
the ‘everyman’, representing the hard lives they live,
short tempered
and the moral dilemmas that must be faced in an
environment like Steinbeck’s Californian ranch.
Paternal Relationship with Lennie - cares deeply for
co
Lennie and is constantly watching out for him and
nc
l
doing whats’s best.
P3
“You never oughta drink water
when it ain’t runnin’ ” // “Don’t represents the
aspirations and
George
drink so much… you gonna be sick”
instability of typical The audience,
- Wary, infantalises Lennie, as he
has no survival instincts, ranch workers’ lives. everyman
P2
“He’s sure a hell of a good worker. Strong as a bull” Many workers struggled to accept th
Similie. Defends Lennie against Curley, tells him not to in life. He hopes to have his own patc
context speak and highlights his strengths to get a job. context -
context “live off the fatta the lan’”. This is hi
disabled people were discriminated against in the 1930s, Dream, an idea held by man people
so George doesn’t want to make it obvious. that if you worked hard enough, you
