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Section 3 - Quotations

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Section 3 - Key Quotations

In section 3 we learn how George and Lennie met. Candy asks if he can go with George and Lennie to their dream farm. Curley starts a fight with Lennie, but Lennie is far stronger.

Lennie

Lennie

  • Slim: thinks Lennie is an excellent worker, even though he’s “cuckoo”.
  • George: “he's dumb as hell, but he ain't crazy.”
"Mean"

"Mean"

  • George values his friendship with Lennie because it stops him from becoming “mean” like the other ranch workers.
Why Lennie and George left Weed

Why Lennie and George left Weed

  • George: Lennie “jus' wanted to touch that red dress, like he wants to pet them pups all the time.”
Candy's dog

Candy's dog

  • Carlson convinces Candy to let him kill Candy’s dog which “jus' suffers hisself all the time.”
The fight between Curley and Lennie

The fight between Curley and Lennie

  • Lennie looks “helplessly at George”.
  • George tells him to fight back and “get him”.
  • Curley: “flopping like a fish on a line.”
  • Slim makes Curley promise to say that he injured his hand in an accident with a machine: "I think you got your han' caught in a machine.”
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1

Context & Overview

1.1

Context & Overview

1.1.1The Great Depression1.1.2Racism1.1.3The American Dream1.1.4Of Mice & Men
1.2

John Steinbeck

1.2.1John Steinbeck's Life1.2.2End of Topic Test - Context & Overview
2

Plot

2.1

Section 1 - Analysis

2.1.1Section 1 - Plot2.1.2Section 1 - Overview
2.2

Section 2 - Analysis

2.2.1Section 2 - Plot2.2.2Section 2 - Overview
2.3

Section 3 - Analysis

2.3.1Section 3 - Plot2.3.2Section 3 - Overview2.3.3End of Topic Test - Sections 1-3
2.4

Section 4 - Analysis

2.4.1Section 4 - Plot2.4.2Section 4 - Overview
2.5

Section 5 - Analysis

2.5.1Section 5 - Plot2.5.2Section 5 - Overview
2.6

Section 6 - Analysis

2.6.1Section 6 - Plot2.6.2Section 6 - Overview2.6.3End of Topic Test - Sections 4-6
3

Key Characters

3.1

Main Characters

3.1.1George3.1.2Lennie - Strength3.1.3Lennie - Innocence & Dependence3.1.4Slim3.1.5Curley3.1.6Curley's Wife - Flirtatious3.1.7Curley's Wife - Lonely & Heartbroken3.1.8Crooks3.1.9Candy3.1.10End of Topic Test - George & Lennie3.1.11End of Topic Test - Slim, Curley & Curley's Wife
3.2

Minor Characters

3.2.1Minor Characters3.2.2End of Topic Test - Crooks, Candy & Others
4

Themes

4.1

Key Themes

4.1.1Hopes, Dreams & Reality4.1.2Racial Prejudice4.1.3Loneliness & Companionship4.1.4The Weak & Strong4.1.5Women4.1.6End of Topic Test - Key Themes
5

Authorial Method

5.1

Writing Techniques

5.1.1Dialogue5.1.2Imagery5.1.3Light5.1.4Sound5.1.5Symbolism5.1.6Structure5.1.7End of Topic Test - Writing Techniques
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Recap: Main Quotes

6.1

Quotes per Section

6.1.1Section 1 - Quotations6.1.2Section 2 - Quotations6.1.3Section 3 - Quotations6.1.4Section 4 - Quotations6.1.5Section 5 - Quotations6.1.6Section 6 - Quotations
6.2

Text Structure - Quotes

6.2.1Imagery - Quotations6.2.2Light - Quotations6.2.3Sound - Quotations6.2.4Symbolism - Quotations

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