'Dreams Mice and Men Essay\r'

'George and Lennie’s day- ambition is the most commonly mentioned in the novel, they desire to live the American dream and have their admit land and home. Although Crooks tells them he â€Å"never seen a goose touchablely do it” their determination is beyond that of design men. They crave the idledom from ordered track downing living boloney and less responsibility. George desires the relief from the burden of supervising Lennie, on the cattle farm he constantly has to watch him to match he is no danger to himself or others.\r\nHe talks of how he could â€Å"live so unaccented” without Lennie and it have the appearance _or_ semblances to be a private dream of his to splice and raise a family without the childish weight of Lennie upon him. He has cargond for Lennie for a large part of his animation and wants ecstasy for both of them without the strain of rules and the risk of characters such as Curley. Lennie’s only dream at offshoot gla nce seems to be having his rabbits, however at a closer look the rabbits are his way of relating to their undefiled dream, he connects all other aspects of free life with them such as growing crops to feed them.\r\nHe loves hearing the story of â€Å"how its gonna be”, his own dreams are based on what George tells him is good and bad. Candy is expansive to join in with Lennie and George and their dreams have be move up his. Since his cover died he has nothing left on the ranch to encourage dreams and he seems to have dampn up, the dislodge to be part of a reasonably vivid project motivates him again and he is willing to give everything to be part of it, â€Å"I’d select a will an’ leave everything to you guys case I kick off.\r\n” All of Candy’s dreams seem to have be worn away by life on the ranch, the loss of his hand in like manner seems to symbolise a large loss mentally for without his hand he cannot realistically dream of working his own land and living alone. For Candy life on the ranch seems to be a monitoring device of lost dreams rather than hopeful ones and this could explain his forwardness to be part of Lennie and George’s. He is also awake that he is old and becoming closer to the fetch up of his job and possibly his life.\r\nâ€Å"They’ll can me purty currently. Jus’ as soon as I can’t sop out no bunk houses they’ll put me on the county. ” He dreams of ending his life in bliss and not in poverty and discomfort contact by bad memories. Curley’s wife is in m whatever(prenominal) ways like Lennie and George, she tell her dream like its real and could happen at any time to prevail the loneliness of the ranch. She tells as many an(prenominal) people as she can about her dream as though she wants to make it more real for herself.\r\nHer conversation with Lennie reveals her desperation to make this dream come true, she hangs onto the man who could put her in â€Å"pitchers”, so accepted he did write to her and someone else ruined her dream. It is these fantasies she uses to escape her life which is heavily restricted by her hubby who wants to control her to comply with his own dreams, she wishes to be free to fulfil the life she desires.\r\nHer way of telling the story of her dream is almost sad as she clings to any glimpse of it so desperately it is clear how stressed she is. All the dreams recorded by these characters are what hinge upon them in the novel and can determine how they express their feelings and how they act. Niki Holdsworth Show dawdler only The above preview is unformatted text This student written piece of work is one of many that can be imbed in our GCSE John Steinbeck section.\r\n'