(motifs)
1. what animal does lennie repeatedly say he wants to tend the most when him and george get their own barn?
A. puppy B. kat C. snakes D. rabbits
1. what animal does lennie repeatedly say he wants to tend the most when him and george get their own barn?
A. puppy B. kat C. snakes D. rabbits
(character)
2. who said "dont really seem to be running though, you never outta drink water when it aint running lennie"
A. curly's wife B. boss C. george D. lennie
2. who said "dont really seem to be running though, you never outta drink water when it aint running lennie"
A. curly's wife B. boss C. george D. lennie
between the line questions
(theme)
1. what do think the is the overall theme portrayed the most in "of mice and men"
(characters)
1.how would you describe crooks character?
when i think of crook i see the only black man living on that ranch. i understand how he couldve have felt with out having anyone to talk too. he wasnt even allowed in the white men's house. crook must have felt vulnerable from no one caring about him, or him havin anyone to care about for that matter.
(conflict)
1.does george and lennie remind you of any other two people you may know with a friendship like there's.
george and lennie remind me of my two lilttle cousins in a way. neither one has a illness,but one is 12 and the other is 9. like lennie listens to george, the youngest one litens to the oldest.
just like lennie gets sad because george is yelling, the youngest one comes crying because his feelings is hurt. even though they are younger kids my two little cousins favor george and lennie a lot.
1. what do think the is the overall theme portrayed the most in "of mice and men"
i think lonelyness was the overall theme portrayed the most in this book. reasons why i say this are because mainly every main character showed a since of lonelyness. for example curly's wife, never had anyone to actually talk to. her husband would always ignore her feelings. Crook, he lived in the ranch by him self, and even complained about not really having no one to talk either. and lennie,even though he had george and george had him. at times lennie couldnt really communicate with george with out him getting a attitude or throwing fit,which i think might have caused lennie to feel alone a times.
(characters)
1.how would you describe crooks character?
when i think of crook i see the only black man living on that ranch. i understand how he couldve have felt with out having anyone to talk too. he wasnt even allowed in the white men's house. crook must have felt vulnerable from no one caring about him, or him havin anyone to care about for that matter.
(conflict)
1.does george and lennie remind you of any other two people you may know with a friendship like there's.
george and lennie remind me of my two lilttle cousins in a way. neither one has a illness,but one is 12 and the other is 9. like lennie listens to george, the youngest one litens to the oldest.
just like lennie gets sad because george is yelling, the youngest one comes crying because his feelings is hurt. even though they are younger kids my two little cousins favor george and lennie a lot.
(settings)
what is one word you would use to describe the ranch and why?
I would say the ranch was a odd place.
reasons why i saw this is because every seemed like they had there own personal problems, and they all came out while reading farther into he book. the book wouldn't make any since with out ranch not being a main setting. there were three deaths at the ranch, which all happend in a short period of time and that seemed pretty odd to me.
beyond the line questions.
(symbol)
1.what kind of symbol does curly wife portray in of mice and men.
1.what kind of symbol does curly wife portray in of mice and men.
when i read about curly wife i saw a misunderstood women who came across a lot of words, like whore,hoe and other bad names,since she had no actual name given in the book but curly's wife.
while all the naming was going no one actually knew her, or about her for that matter until a moments before she died.
To me i saw her as all the lonely women back then stuck in a position like hers. in the 1900's women were not allowed to vote, many people portrayed us as weak and worthless,making it seem like our only job was to take care of the house.
so curly's wife being the only women on the ranch didn't have a lot of say in anything that went on there.
Now in 2009, since a women has ran for president and almost won it proved the theory that most men still want to be true,that women is worthless not powerful at all.
Curly's husband treats her as if she is a kid,always wanting to know where she is who she's talking and where she's going. I honestly don't know if he married her because he was lonely his self or if he really liked her.
later on in the book curly had explained her life and mentioned that she didnt really like him at all and it was all a mistake.
I think her death was the best thing that couldve happend to her in the book. now she could be at peace. instead of living that misserable life back at the ranch where no one treated her the respect that she deserved.
Maybe the author didnt give curly's wife a name because he knew her time in the book would be short.
while all the naming was going no one actually knew her, or about her for that matter until a moments before she died.
To me i saw her as all the lonely women back then stuck in a position like hers. in the 1900's women were not allowed to vote, many people portrayed us as weak and worthless,making it seem like our only job was to take care of the house.
so curly's wife being the only women on the ranch didn't have a lot of say in anything that went on there.
Now in 2009, since a women has ran for president and almost won it proved the theory that most men still want to be true,that women is worthless not powerful at all.
Curly's husband treats her as if she is a kid,always wanting to know where she is who she's talking and where she's going. I honestly don't know if he married her because he was lonely his self or if he really liked her.
later on in the book curly had explained her life and mentioned that she didnt really like him at all and it was all a mistake.
I think her death was the best thing that couldve happend to her in the book. now she could be at peace. instead of living that misserable life back at the ranch where no one treated her the respect that she deserved.
Maybe the author didnt give curly's wife a name because he knew her time in the book would be short.
(conflict)
what conflict would you compare to all the deaths in "of mice and men"
i would compare every last death that happend in of mice and men to "man vs society".
man vs society, was a good choice because of how the deaths occured and why they occured.
the dog,that curly's wife owned at the beginning of the book, was getting old and couldn't live much longer they said, even though it was a animal she still died because she didnt have anymore strength to live in the society and produce more puppies.
curly's wife died in a strange unhappy way. if she were never in that farm "bored" talking to lennie because her husband didn't have time for her,i think she would have never died in the arms of lennie.
that is the best example of man vs society, because she was bored and unhappy in the society she was living in.unhappy because she was married to man whom she didnt even like...anymore.
bored because at that time there was nothing around to do,nobody for her talk to or any women to be friends with.all she had was her self.
lennie death was simply because he couldn't go up against society by his self. being that he had a dissorder only made things worse,because he couldn't do anything on his own except for what he new,and that was working on the ranch . other than that george kept lennie alive is what i think,he knew lennie couldnt find for his self.when george realized that he couldn't take care of lennie no more he felt that he had to take his life.
what conflict would you compare to all the deaths in "of mice and men"
i would compare every last death that happend in of mice and men to "man vs society".
man vs society, was a good choice because of how the deaths occured and why they occured.
the dog,that curly's wife owned at the beginning of the book, was getting old and couldn't live much longer they said, even though it was a animal she still died because she didnt have anymore strength to live in the society and produce more puppies.
curly's wife died in a strange unhappy way. if she were never in that farm "bored" talking to lennie because her husband didn't have time for her,i think she would have never died in the arms of lennie.
that is the best example of man vs society, because she was bored and unhappy in the society she was living in.unhappy because she was married to man whom she didnt even like...anymore.
bored because at that time there was nothing around to do,nobody for her talk to or any women to be friends with.all she had was her self.
lennie death was simply because he couldn't go up against society by his self. being that he had a dissorder only made things worse,because he couldn't do anything on his own except for what he new,and that was working on the ranch . other than that george kept lennie alive is what i think,he knew lennie couldnt find for his self.when george realized that he couldn't take care of lennie no more he felt that he had to take his life.