Plot and character outlines Essay

He similarly unavoidablenesss different colored rabbits that he can feed with the alfalfa that he will collect. Lennies woolgather doesnt come true as his child like nature means that he tries to stroke curleds wifes hair and not wanting her to scream he breaks her neck. He accordingly flees to the brush where George t obsolescent him to hide if anything went wrong. George wanting to protect Lennie from the pain of being hung decides instead to shoot him in the hold of the head similar to the way sugarcoats dog was so mercilessly killed. Another extension who has a envisage is Candy.Candy is a decrepit old man who is described as a swamper who disordered his hand at the end of his useful life on the ranch. He wishes to join George and lennie to flail the ranch. His dream is to join George and lennie and seeks security in his old age. He is desperate and determined to make it hazard as he is afraid he will end up like his dog as he will be sacked as soon as he becomes too old to do any work. Candy is considered useless as he just now has one hand I got hurt four years ago theyll can me pretty soon.Candys merely friend on the ranch was his dog who was shot and so he seeks company and doesnt want to be lonely any more, wants company in his old age I wont redeem no place to go, an I cant compass no more jobs Candys dream doesnt come true as he has to abandon his plans as lennie is killed and George has to take leave t receive as many of the men at the ranch believe that he might have been conspiring with lennie. At this Candy,s American dream is crushed. The next character who dreams is Crooks. He is a black stable hand, lives by himself in the harness room, a shed attached to the barn.Injured when a horse kicked him, Crooks has a luggage com break dancement that is bent to the left because of his crooked spine. The stable hand has many horse care items in his room, as well as personal belongings he keeps because he is a more permanent tenant. He is a proud man but he feels segregated from the other guys and so spends most of his sequence in his room reading. He used to own his own hand but he lost it He dreams of one day being accepted and being able to sit in the incline house and play cards he wants to be able to fit in and find his own place in society, have somebody that he can talk to A guy ask somebody to be near him.A guy goes nuts if he aint got nobody. He valued to join George and Lennie but he pulls out after George finds out that Lennie and candy have been talking to crooks active the land and Crooks wanting to avoid disappointment decides that it is best he pulls out as George is not happy. curlys wife also has a dream. Curlys wife is a seductive, pretty fair sex who not happy with her marriage to curly seeks excitement and a new life A charge came through, an I met one of the actors. He says I could go with that show. But my ol lady wouldnt let meIf Id went, I wouldnt be livin like this, you bet. she do esnt like Curlys and says he is a mean guy she is also happy when Lennie breaks Curlys hand as she says its costly you busted curly up. Her dream is to become a good-looking movie star as she makes reference to Nother time I met a guy, an he was in pitchers he says he was gonna put me in the movies. Says I was a natural. Soons he get back to Hollywood he was gonna spare to me about it I never got that letter I always thought my ol lady stole it. Her dream was to go on stage and entertain as she also tried to run away with the circus A show came through, an I met one of the actors. He says I could go with that show. But my ol lady wouldnt let me If Id went, I wouldnt be livin like this, you bet. this makes reference to the fact that she is lonely as the only woman on the ranch and resents her life. Curlys wife trys to leave the ranch when she comes across lennie and they get talking, she lets Lennie touch her hair but he gets carried away and ends up killing her.Her dreams of fa me and belonging are rush along as she dies before she gets the chance to leave the ranch. The last character who has a dream is Curly. He is the foreman son, a young, pugnacious character, once a semi-professional boxer. He is described by others, with some irony, as proficient. He is very jealous and protective of his wife and immediately develops a dislike toward Lennie. He is get marry but his marriage is a shame as his wife feels lonely and spends half her time purportedly looking for curly. His wife could be described as a promiscuous as she seems to take a interest in the other men on the ranch.Curly is a small guy and doesnt like big guys, like all small guys, he dont like big guys His dream was to become a professional boxer but he had to stay on the ranch, he feels insecure and possessive of his wife, as she has a promiscuous personality. Seems like Curly is cockier than ever since he got married. His dreams were dashed as he had to stay on the ranch and was not allo wed to follow his dream, this may be why he is so bitter and angry . He also cannot even keep his wife as she seems to wander off a lot.His dreams are further crushed as his hand is staidly damaged in a fight with Lennie. As his hand is broken he will never be able to fight again, as well as the shame of being beaten by someone who is considered to be mentally handicapped really damaged his reputation. To sum up, most the characters in the obligate have a dream of some sort. All of the characters dreams in the book of mice and men do not come true . Lennie and Georges dream is slashed by Lennie killing Curlys wife and her dreams are slashed as she is killed but Curlys wife dose finally decide to leave Curly which was part of her dream.Candys dream dies with Lennie as George is not interested in the farm anymore. Crooks had his dream when he used to own his own bit of land but it was taken away from him and so his dream was crushed. They dog their dreams but none of them came true which has reference to the American dream which many people chased but most never achieve. By marc di-trolio Show preview only The above preview is unformatted textbook This student written piece of work is one of many that can be found in our GCSE John Steinbeck section.