George and Lennie's Dream

Rat and male - George and Renee 's dream of how reality it will be. How reality it will change. "This place can live" This is the dream of George and Renee, and the dream of thousands of people at the time. The book "The Mice and Men" by John Steinbeck was scheduled for the Great Depression of the 1930s. In this book Steinbeck depicts these roles as a poor victim of society. But all of them are lonely, need friendship, need to build relationships, and urgently need to make their dreams come true.

Steinbeck explored the American dream by speaking the story of farm worker George Milton and Lenny Small. George and Rennie are going to buy land together someday and dream of building a house by plowing the land. But their greatest obstacle is the great gap between the rich and the poor, their American dream will never exceed the good hope of dying with Renee.

George and Renee are dreaming together. They dream of having their own farm one day. This dream brings them forward. Lenny asked George to repeat his dream of owning a farm. George did this. He repeated the dream of the farm in the garden and the rabbit, letting Lenny lethard. It is a beautiful dream. There is no doubt that shooting Rennie is the most difficult decision George must do. Even though George was dead, he showed his concern for Lenny. George did not want Lenny to hang the curry. George stopped Lenny's pain when he shot him. Of course, without Lenny, George will be one of the most lonely people in the world. His dream is over:

In my opinion, it is unrealistic for George and Rennie to have their own wealth and dream of living on land someday. As mentioned in the previous article, George and Lenny's dream is merely hopeful thinking. They imagine making a self-sufficiency house that owns their own house and raises animals, plants and vegetables. The dreams of George and Renee are not yet realistic, but there may be enough money to contribute to the purchase of Candy's aged house. They are still struggling to overcome the economic crisis and earn enough money to keep the house. It seems very unrealistic to earn enough money to sell vegetables to feed three adult men. In addition, the past of George and Renee may affect them. After they buy a house, Weed's events may come back to bother them. Lenny will also do some stupid things, and it will cause them to fall into trouble again with the authorities.