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[Anonymous No.3773793]

Can any of you give me some ideas about how relationships/themes in Of Mice and Men links to society in America or society as a whole in the 1930's?

[Anonymous No.3773801]

>>3773793
do your own homework you retarded faggot

[Anonymous No.3773826]

ask in the homework board
>>/hm

[Anonymous No.3773831]

>>3773793

english exam tommorow eh?

[Anonymous No.3773834]

>>3773793

You must be 15/16.

[Anonymous No.3773835]

Maybe the whole thing about people being rejected no? Couldn't you find that all by yourself?

[Anonymous No.3773838]

>>3773793
>>>/hm/

[Anonymous No.3774377]

10th Grade I see

[Anonymous No.3774396]

America was a big blundering retard where only mildly modest white guys got a friendly deal, business owners were able to extort it's strength and stupidity to get rich off everyone else's shit. Women weren't trusted in case of sexualization and the retarded government had a way of killing them dead. It tended not to associate with Black people and the black people did the same. Proud morons blamed the retard for their own shortcomings such as they're bitchy wives and retarded spending habits.

[Anonymous No.3774406]

>>3773793
Now this is a really tricky question. There are many other interpretations, however, there is one very significant and obvious ulterior motive underlying within the text and the relationship between George and Lennie: that is to show that gay relationships, such as seen between George and Lennie will cause death. Where ever he goes, death follows. John Steinbeck wants to alert people that these faggots, OP, are ruining the American society in the 1930's. Please don't listen to anybody else, and write this. The examiners will give upi straight A*

[Anonymous No.3774455]

>>3774377
Try 8th

[Anonymous No.3774529]

>>3774455
I read it in 9th

[Anonymous No.3774533]

>>3774529

As did I.