Of Mice And Men Digital Copy

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The document discusses John Steinbeck’s novel Of Mice and Men and how it addresses vulnerability and weakness in society. Steinbeck shows how vulnerability is a human trait through his characters, who represent different social classes from ranch hands to the boss’s son. Two main characters, Lennie and Curley, demonstrate how vulnerability and the need to protect one’s reputation can lead to violence. The story also contrasts the respected ranch hand Slim with Curley, who abuses his power

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