He drank to make his problems go away and he had meaningless sex to make himself feel better , but it didn’t! Curly would come for him soon but he didn't know when , he could only bide his time. As george walked down the street he noticed that it was surprisingly empty, he walked home alone with the Curly constantly on his mind. George was in the barn cleaning out the horses stables, He just couldn’t stop looking over his shoulder , he was so worried that it made him slip on the wet surface of the stable floor, he hit his head on one of the stables gates and blacked out. He awoke to a dark, barely lit room , he tried to stand up but his hands and feet were tied to the chair he was sitting on.”WHERE AM I ?
1 How does Mole exhibit his initial immaturity before Rat helps him become a more mature animal? Though never as egregiously immature as someone like Toad, Mole nevertheless begins the novel as a very 'young' animal. We see this right way, when he barges through the rabbits in the first chapter. He is not kind or considerate, but instead rushes through them with no sense of responsibility. Similarly, Mole refuses to listen to Rat's reasoning, and hence almost drowns himself and later almost gets himself killed in the Wild Wood.
This new and different discovery was weird for them to see because in their community they do not age. Lenina and Bernard also watched a community celebration that involved a man whipping himself. Lenina, so horrified from what she saw, reached into her pocket to use some soma but realized that she left it at the rest-house. She is so confused and terrified that Lenina starts to panic. “Lenina was left to face the horrors of Malpais unaided” (111).
Stanley and his family are constantly unlucky because of a curse that was placed on his great great grandfather. Stanley and the other boys at the camp are forced to dig large holes in the dirt every day. He eventually realizes that they are digging these holes because the Warden is searching for a buried fortune. Stanley befriends many of the other juvenile delinquents as they struggle to deal with life at the camp. One day while digging Stanley finds a lipstick tube with the initials KB on them, we previously found out the history of the site and know realize what the warden is searching for.
Another example where it shows that Thomas is alienated is when they talk about him wandering the corridors by himself. The author says “Nobody wanted to be anywhere near him because of all those stories.” (Alexie, 1994, para
Evan was happy because he had minimal housework to do and still got to call it equal. Nancy was supposedly happy because it was important to her that Evan was at least doing some work, and she got to tell her friends that she had one of those “rare new men” that shared the
Except poor Blake was never really there; it was the Old Man… “I don’t understand any of it” he said. “But I look so happy. I’ve never looked that happy before. Ever.”’’; page 334. But in the end the author wants to lead on the reader that their relationship was going to get serious, because the “real” Blake said that he wanted to feel happy again with her.
Wily treated his wife with no respect when they were together around their sons. When they were alone he treated his wife with love respect and courtesy. I think Wily did that because he just wanted to connect more with his son without his wife interrupting them. I feel wives back then were treated like that but stayed with their man because a family and a marriage was the most important thing back then. Women now days are more independent and know if they are treated that way then they should leave.
George often mentions that life without Lennie would be much better. He could have a steady job, a girl and he wouldn’t get into trouble so often. I do believe though that he wouldn’t have it any other way and that he’s very happy that Lennie is with him. When they get to the ranch they meet the boss’s son. His name’s Curley and he’s a rather thin, small man.
He is a lovely, kind person who has been my close friend for over 20 years. According to the Halo Effect Theory because I see him as positive, everything he does is positive – even if sometimes it isn’t. I rarely see her perspective, because I am so fond of him, and not very fond of her. The Halo Effect says that I will be guarded, and even in disbelief of a positive fact if I have a negative opinion about someone. I feel negative toward her, so pretty much whatever she does, even if it is nice, I will find a way to view it as negative.