Of Mice And Men Brotherhood Quotes

The term Brotherhood originated from the Middle English time around 1066 to 1500 AD and was created from the word Brotherhede. Within this passage, I will be explaining the relevance of brotherhood throughout the book and movie, Of Mice And Men, as well as the movie O Brother Where Art Thou, and how the characters portray the fact that there cannot be a friendship without brotherhood, sacrifice and trust for one another. Friendships are the cornerstone of society, without friends throughout one's life, there is little room for growth and learning experiences. The worst part of a friendship is when it gets broken by trust or negligence, as seen in the film, O Brother Where Art Thou, one of the main characters, Everett, had told Pete and Delmar

For example, when I was younger, about elementary school age, I had many friends and considered myself to be a more “popular” kid in my school. This was until I reached middle school, and as the kids were experimenting with their styles, attitudes, and career paths, I realized that I wasn't the popular kid, I was just a girl who knew everyone in the school. Personally, that realization hurt and took a toll on my mental health, especially when COVID hit, but thanks to my best friend, Hannah whom I have known since kindergarten, who was always there for me and helped me throughout the fun COVID schooling experience, I understand that she has sacrificed so much for me and I the same for her, without her, I would not be the person I am today and I am extremely grateful for everything she has done for me. A good example of brotherhood from the source Of Mice And Men is the fact that George had so many opportunities to up and leave Lennie on his own and go off to live his dream, yet he decided to stay with him and take care of him, knowing that Lennie wouldn’t be able to survive on his