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Of Mice and Men

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History

 

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November 10, 2014

 

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Under these circumstances though, anyone would agree to George’s choice, unless they couldn’t see the whole picture. George’s actions were the exactly right things to do at the time. Almost every scene leads to the ending. Pretty much every single thing is parallel or foreshadows what is going to happen...
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When George remembers that Lennie once grabbed a woman’s dress and would not let go you sense the Curley’s wife might be next. Last, Lennie’s strong squeezing of Curley’s hand shows how he could easily kill someone. The things that happen to Candy’s dog, meanwhile, parallel Lennie’s fate...
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