Character Study of Candy in Of Mice and Men by Steinbeck

In Steinbeck 's character research novel "Mouse and Man" on mouse and men' s candy, candy for characters is an elderly man, very reliable, reflects his behavior and is also very worried. Candy left a good impression on the other men he lived in a small house. This story shows friendship and isolation among all characters. Candy often reviewed his past and realized that there are things that can be done better for better results.

In John Steinbeck's novel "The Mouse and the Man" Steinbeck conveys themes, solitude, solitude, and anxiety through many roles. One of the most charming characters is Candy. Candy is old, isolated, unfortunate, lonely, dangerous, swamp for handicapped people. Candy 's loneliness is mainly due to the loss of his hands and his age. I think he is an old worthless woman who is wasting just like his old dog. Candy also offers many symbols and similarities for some characters in the novel. Steinbeck also used characterization to develop Candy 's features well. Symbols and foresight are also widely used in novels. Candy, an old and useless swamp, embodies the theme of this novel.

Loneliness is one of the main themes of mice and men. Throughout the novel, John Steinbeck shows that loneliness has a big impact on characters. Steinbeck best explained this theme through the hands of Crooks, Candi and Curley. Ranch hands are the ideal type of person depicted as lonely because their constant journey does not talk to or share with them anyone. Steinbeck also showed the importance of having a partner for everyone. A partner is necessary for someone to live a happy life