Of Mice And Men Rhetorical Analysis

In the story Of Mice and Men, symbolizes many things such as racial discrimination. Crooks has a hard time fitting in with the crowd because of his race. And having hopes and dreams nearly crushed by reality. He might represent the racial equality in the past where the President didn’t have a speech about treating others with respect. Because he wanted to describe the inequality of races while keeping the subtlety. As said by Crooks, “I can’t play cards because I’m black,” That might be the reason why he’s extremely lonely amongst the rest. Crooks has tried so much to make friends with people, He lost all of his trust. He’s gotten his name from his severed spine being kicked or getting hit on numerous times while caring for the stables as a

Completely relatable in the story itself, There’s poverty, Solitude, Mental and personal problems, Limits, And even sacrifice. And an unequal balance between a utopian lifestyle and a dystopian lifestyle. Pretty much like you expect to have a good ending but life will mess it up and give you the short end of the stick and say you’re done for the day. He creates a twisted-dystopian ending because he’s not a man for happy endings, You see. Instead he makes a really sad ending where George sacrifices Lennie with a 5mm. Revolver in hand. And he wrote this book by what he has experienced in his lifetime, Mostly. It’s effective because of how creative his characters are based on just his experience in the real world itself. He wished for a utopian life but life had other plans to make him suffer. Based on the Story’s main idea, One character always wonders about what it means to be human because of his past experiences and horrifying traumatic events causing him or her to feel that way. It’s almost like Expectations Vs. Reality pretty much if you get the gist. You expect a great ending but Reality itself makes a plot twist in the story and changes it all up like it’s got the Midas touch. There are a few notable events in the story to date with the story. Such as Curley’s wife. She may seem old but she’s still looking for young farm hands. And Crooks is a

No, I’m not talking about their organs, I’m talking about their personality of course. Crooks represents a socially anxious teenager who’s living through life through solitude, racism, and mental illnesses. And Curley’s wife represents marriage as a status symbol for popular women. She wants to look for young men to know the she’s hot, Pretty much like prostitution as stated above. She’s totally cheating on Curley, I’ll tell you that for sure. The character development affects the reader in every way because the reader can always find a way to relate and fully develop a connection towards a character and think up a better reasoning for that specific character based on his or her inferences. They may relate to a special attribute of a character also. Some people may not relate because they have nothing in common for the most part. They might be bored and not read it, And find the book boring. Despite the Genre being fiction. It shows the reader how much the character or characters has grown during the story from being an immature child to a mature, Smart educated adult in just a few series of books. It shows how much they’ve grown by showing slow development of their behaviour and their awareness of what’s going to happen in the future. It also builds up their hidden dreams and goals of the future and then they start working and building for that utopian-like achievement beyond their reach. Though,