Themes (Junior Cert English): Flashcards
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What does George say about loneliness among ranch workers?
What does George say about loneliness among ranch workers?
He states they are the loneliest guys in the world.
How does friendship affect George and Lennie?
How does friendship affect George and Lennie?
It provides comfort and a sense of belonging.
What is Lennie's dream about land a metaphor for?
What is Lennie's dream about land a metaphor for?
It represents hope and the desire for a better future.
Why is the dream of owning land important to George and Lennie?
Why is the dream of owning land important to George and Lennie?
It gives them purpose during their struggles.
What message does Crooks convey about loneliness?
What message does Crooks convey about loneliness?
He says a guy needs someone to avoid going nuts.
How does the novel portray power and powerlessness?
How does the novel portray power and powerlessness?
It explores the struggles of marginalized characters.
Which characters exemplify powerlessness in the novel?
Which characters exemplify powerlessness in the novel?
Crooks, Curley's wife, and Candy showcase this theme.
How does George's relationship with Lennie impact their lives?
How does George's relationship with Lennie impact their lives?
It offers mutual support and helps combat loneliness.
What societal issues does the novel address through characters?
What societal issues does the novel address through characters?
It highlights social hierarchies and struggles faced.
What broader struggle is reflected in George and Lennie's dream?
What broader struggle is reflected in George and Lennie's dream?
The longing for stability during the Great Depression.