Mice and Men by Jon Steinbeck

The novel, which takes place during the Great Depression, begins beside the Salinas River near Soledad, California, where two migrant workers, Lennie plain and George Milton, are walking on their way to a coterminous ranch. They had recently escaped from a farm near mint candy where Lennie, a mentally yet docile small-arm, was wrongly comportment of rape when he touched a wo military man to keep open her soft dress. George is his physical opposite, a small man with swell features. George scolds Lennie for playing with a dead mouse and warns him non to communicate when they become at their new place of employment. When Lennie complains about not having cetchup for the beans they eat for dinner, George becomes angry, telling Lennie that he would be send recrudesce by if he did not have to travel with his retard friend. George soon starts to daydream. He and Lennie will raise enough gold to buy a patch of land, where they will have a small farm with a vegetable p atch and a rabbit hutch. The rabbit hutch is the only detail of the jut that Lennie consistently remembers. George tells Lennie that, if he gets into trouble as he did in Weed, he should return to the brush near the river and wait for George to congeal him.

When George and Lennie reach the bunkhouse at the farm where they will work, an old man named Candy shows them their beds and tells them that the boss was angry that they did not show up the night before. George and Lennie were late because the bus driver who brought them near Soledad dropped them off several miles away from the ranch. The boss questions Geo rge and Lennie and finds them suspicious bec! ause George speaks for Lennie. He cannot image why George would travel with... If you want to get a considerable essay, order it on our website: OrderCustomPaper.com

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