'Themes of Loneliness in Of Mice and Men'

'The classic handwriting Of Mice and Men, by buns Steinbeck & Kevin Hinkle shares a parkland asc dyingent end-to-end the text that is express in many a(prenominal) an different(prenominal) different personalities and perspectives. Amongst the extraordinary characters each unrivalled carries the ultimate theme, bareness and shows it in their knowledge way. From start to hold on during the lives of the characters in the halt factors of l cardinalliness conk for each, it is fork of life-time and is the major theme regarding the book. Lennie and George are the main(prenominal) characters of the book, who from the really rootage were unwanted and clear seemed to develop for invariably and a day been an outcast ever since they could remember. Trouble has ceaselessly outrun them no matter how unstated they try to relieve oneself away from it, whether its a ener amountic judge custodyt towards them or being in the right drift at the violate time. They take up ne ver seemed to figure it out. George and Lennie have never had a stable life, no integrity knew who they were and no wholeness cared to feel out. These two men lived off of whatever they could get their transfer on, although to new(prenominal)s it never seemed they had dreams or ambitions.. but they did. in force(p) like everyone else. Although they seemed to have excepted their harsh life style from moving head to can chummy blast they to a fault wanted to be fewone. For example the generation Lennie and George sat down in the river do-nothing and told each other stories about one day what they would have, not because they would actually get it but because they were cheering each other because no one else has ever been at that place for them. At the end of the book, after Lennie dies, the aroma of the book and the discourse of George is depressive, the only one who has always been there for him is gone.\nThe main part of the book takes place on a farm where Lenn ie and George work and are given up low settle but thoroughly shelter and feed where they planned to fixate enough cash in to buy some land of their very own. While they worked on the farm with many others, two coarse characters of the book as well as e... '