For example even though George knows Lennie breaks animals" necks, he tells Lennie he will be able to tend the rabbits when they get a farm. This shows that George is willing to give Lennie a lot of responsibility by being able to control the lives" of animals. ...
The two are life long friends who dream of owning a farm with all of the money they save. ... The farms are comparable to a small community. ... He is the only black man on the ranch, and therefore the boss forces him to stay in the barn and live with the animals of the field. ...
Millions of acres of farm land in the great plains were broken". After that they decided to go back to grazing animals. ... Because they did not take care of the land, the animals hooves ruined the unprotected soil. ... Farmers could not stay in business and some deeded their farms to creditors or they were forced to leave their farm if they could not maintain it. ...
The two men share a vision of farm that they will own together, a vision that Lennie believes in implicitly. Gentle and kind, Lennie nevertheless does not understand his own strength, and his love of petting soft things--like animals, dresses, and hair--leads to disaster This Story was the first story that I have read and like. ...
This quotation represents a farm, a beautiful place, full of joy and happiness. ... In the book readers see Lennie's obsession regarding animals: "I don't know why I can't keep it. ... Without a doubt symbols such as settings and animals characters are great tools for Steinbeck's use of symbolism. ...
