Of Mice and Men - Crooks' Scene (2010)

It is a student-led educational program funded by Creative Partnerships, supervised by Coventry's theater company Mad Half Hour and film production company Short Night Films. This project, in collaboration with students from Lorenz School of Leicestershire State and Community College, coordinated the selection of John Steinbeck's classic nobel prize-winning novel "Mouse and Man" and started shooting.

This scene is taken from chapter 4 of the book, including the order in which Candy and Renee share their dreams with Crooks in his dorm. Shortly thereafter, their exchange was hindered by Curley's wife.

Mouse and wife of curry in men and Lord Crook - Chesterfield said that "you must investigate people and them." When applying this logic to Curry's wife and Crooks, race and gender differ, but in many respects it is the same. These two unfortunate souls live in a world of broken dreams, discrimination, solitude. Langston Hughes once said, "If a dream dies and sticks to a dream, life is a broken bird that can not fly."

Loneliness is the central theme of the novel "men and men". Many characters show signs of loneliness, and there are more characters than other characters. Loneliness plagues the depths of Crook. Still, the con artist accepts things in their own way. Crooks will not talk to another man or talk to him. This led to the greatest loneliness among all roles of Crook. Rejection, like Krox, makes most people crazy. Other characters on the ranch showed signs of solitude as well. But to stand out others is that no one in Crooks can talk to them and at least one other person can not talk. Crook's behavior and friends did not indicate why he must be the most direct role

In the lives of "men and men" loneliens, they need friends for emotional stability, and they do not lead to loneliness and lonely life. In John Steinbeck's novel "The Mice and Men", the wife's character of "Crooks", "Candy", "Curly" shows the form of solitude. Because they lacked support and emotional stability in their lives, they were moved by friendship between George and Lenny. "If someone can not meet someone, he will be crazy, it does not matter who this guy is.