Similarly, Mole refuses to listen to Rat's reasoning, and hence almost drowns himself and later almost gets himself killed in the Wild Wood. For a while, Mole is defined more by childish pride than by humility, though this pattern shifts almost entirely by the end of the novel. 2 Explain how Toad’s personality causes him to pick up and then quickly
The gulf which separates Christopher from his parents and the rest of us makes him unconditionally unique as a result of his disability, resulting in him to be considered as an ‘unsolved mystery’. Christopher is a fifteen-year-old boy with Aspergers Syndrome. When he finds his neighbour’s dog lying dead on the lawn, he decides to track down the killer and write a murder mystery about it . However he non-intentionally ends up uncovering other mysteries, turning his perfectly scheduled life upside down. The gulf between Christopher and his father (Ed Boone) from the beginning to the end of the book remains that of disordered and confusing.
Feeling dejected, Candy lay rigidly on his bed staring at the ceiling silently as Carlson leaves to go shoot his precious dog. Pattern #4 Lennie was worried because he had accidentally killed his puppy and didn’t want George to get mad at him and say that he can’t tend the rabbits anymore. Knees shaking, heart beating, Lennie looked at the creature, a little dead puppy sitting in front of him, and stroked it with his huge hand clear from one end to the other. After staring at it a while, Lennie began to get furious with the puppy, making it seem like it was the dogs fault for dying so easily. Curley’s wife catches Lennie by surprise and in a panic, he shovels hay over the puppy with his fingers, but it was too
Huck and Tom complicate Tom’s escape plan at Jim’s own expense. They put snakes and rats in his cabin, for example. This dehumanizes Jim. His vast complexity on this issue further explains his character. He wants to be free and longs for exemption from slavery, but he feels stuck in the stereotypes of society and what the culture views slaves to be.
He also can be described as the lonelinest character in the novel. He is a huge guy but the way he acts is very childish. He has learning difficulties which causes him a huge problem that he can't join in people's conversation or build up relationship with people around. Therefore he has to get comfort from small animals. In the novel, Lennie talks about a dead mouse.
It is Sunday afternoon and Lennie is alone in the barn, sitting in the hay and stroking the dead body of his puppy. He talks to himself, asking the animal why it died: “You ain’t so little as mice. I didn’t bounce you hard.” Worrying that George will be angry and will not let him raise the rabbits on their farm, he starts to bury it in the hay. He decides to tell George that he found it dead but then realizes that George will see through this lie. Frustrated, he curses the dog for dying and hurls it across the room.
During his initial visit to the clinic, Eric stated that the primary reason for seeking treatment was for help with his persistent symptoms of concentration difficulties and chronic worry and anxiety. Eric reported that he worried about everything, including his inability to hold a job to be self-supporting, losing support from his family or being too much of a burden on them, the possibility of his car breaking down, acci- dentally insulting people, and his lack of a girlfriend. He claimed that he was having considerable difficulty controlling these worries to put them out of his mind and con- centrate on something else. Because his worries hindered his ability to concentrate, Eric routinely repeated information in his head in an attempt not to forget things that he felt might be important later (e.g., the name of a company to which he might apply for a job at some point in the future). Eric’s inability to sustain a career
He doesn't abide by society's rules and he certainly does not follow his own rules, seeing that he tends to make them up as he goes along. This forces Holden to act on impulse at times. It is this type of behavior that makes it difficult for people to tolerate Holden or even befriend him. It is also the reason he finds himself lonely very often. ~Throughout the novel the reader witnesses several situations where Holden acted out on pure impulse.
Gene hate Suzy, even though his children like him. Therefore Gene drives Suzy away on his motorcycle. When he get home, he just pretend, that he left the door open by an accident. His children gets really upset and cries all the time because of the loss of Suzy. A couple of days later Gene feels about what he did, so he tells his children that somebody left an “APB” on the dog and Suzy might be on the police station.
Reasons why Steinbeck put people with disabilities in this book. And how crooks disability limits him from achieving his goal. First, Lennies’ Disability is always getting him into trouble because he is always forgetting stuff. George will tell him something,