George And Lennie's Dream In Of Mice And Men By John Steinbeck

George and Lennie are two folks who lived a long time ago they had a dream to do incredible things in their lifetime, but their dream got destroyed. Not only did their dreams get destroyed but so did the dreams of three other people. A man named Candy also lost his dream at the same time. Candy is a man who lost his hand in a machine his only friend is his dog until that was also taken away from him by a man with no heart. But wait that's not the only people who lost something. Curley's wife lost her dream in a tragic accident that caused a lot of contention and lots of people lost their dreams not in the same way but because of the same thing. Curley's wife can no longer walk or speak because something that happened to her that made her lose

George and Lennie have always dreamed about "Living off the fat of the land" this was inspiring to George and Lennie because they didn't want to be stuck working on other employers farms for their whole life. George and Lennie were going to have a little house with a neat fireplace, they would have a milking cow and when they milked it the cream would be so thick they could cut it just like butter. They would have a little garden, and five acres of land to live on, and when they didn't want to work they wouldn't. The most meaningful part of all of this was the rabbits, at least to Lennie, he would take care the rabbits and bring in alfalfa from the field to feed and nurture them. This dream was demolished when Lennie murdered Curley's wife. Lennie had to run away just like Simba from the Lion King after he thought that he had murdered his father. Except for he didn't make an awesome comeback and take over the kingdom he just got obliterated by his best friend George. Curley's wife always thought she was going to get out in the world and become an extraordinary singer. She would go and sing music for a large audience and someday make it to Hollywood. When she had this dream all the way back from when she was in her youth, she always thought that a specific man would compose a letter asking her to come sing for him, but she never got it. Curley's Wife suspects that her mother stole the letter along with

Candy suspected that he was going to get canned soon so he knew had to do something. At the moment that Lennie and George articulated their feelings on where they were going to live he decided that was a good idea and it soon became his dream too. Since this was the case we already know how this dream was totally destroyed. Lennie became a murderer and ran to the spot where George told him to go if he got in any trouble. Now Candy is probably just going to die somewhere because some socially incompatible man decided to take the neck right out of Curley's wife's neck. You can find where all of the dreams are destroyed in the last chapter when Lennie kills Curley's wife, as well as when George kills Lennie. This goes to show that the moral of this story is when you mess up because you aren't paying attention. Not only can you affect your life, but you can also have a big impact on other people's lives. Don't do something that you can't take back, and don't do something you will have regrets for, especially if it can hurt someone else's life. You don't want to go around destroying other people's dreams, so make sure that you can stay out of trouble, and not in the way Lennie