Of Mice and Men The End Analysis Essay

What happens at the difference of this figment shows that Steinbecks drag wind of life is a negative and negative angiotensin-converting enzyme.By the end of the novel tragedy struck the hopeful couple Lenny and George, as once ag ain Lenny have done a real bad thing. He minutely killed his little puppy, not knowing that it would get killed that easily. It really wasnt his fault, for it aint little as mice, though it wasnt astronomic enough of a puppy either to be kept bulge of doors its mothers reach. And if that wasnt bad enough, on that same daylight he viciously killed Curleys wife. In the barn she was consoling her lonesomeness by palavering to Lenny in a passion of communication. With pleasure she talks of her stargazes and of her life, ab forth how her life would be if she made somethin of herself. How she was said to be a natural in movies and how her ol lady stole letters from a guy she knew that was in pitchers.Her day-dream dies as with her body as Lenny t ries to turn out her up. Not knowing his own strength he breaks her neck by and by she struggles to break free, and her body flopped like a fish, as Curley did when he tried to let go of his hand from Lennies strong grasp. As soon as Candy and George discovers the unlawful act that Lenny has done, they try to background with his actions and find the best action that should be taken against him. Pessimistically George wants to get im an lock im up, for his own good so he wont starve to termination. In the end George decided to kill Lenny, for he thinks that if eachone should lynch Lenny, it should him that would kill Lenny, mercifully.I agree with the statement that Steinbecks judgment on life by the end of the novel is a pessimistic and negative point of view. By pessimistic I miserly that he has a tendency to stress the adverse aspects of a situation, in this vitrine expecting the surpass possible outcome in life. Negative, meaning he expresses denial, refusal, prohibitio n, bad, or evil things in general.The ending of this novel in my opinion is really tragic, having three conclusions occur in one day which not exclusively does it represents physical demolition, but also emotional death. I see death as the negative side to life, but then again death can be seen as something positive, as religion tells us of something called heaven, which for Lenny exponent be tending rabbits and live off the fatta the land. On page 112 where George describes the sodding(a) life Everbody gonna be nice to you. Aint gonna be no more trouble. Nobody gonna hurt nobody nor discriminate from em, it is all positive things. save the fact that Lenny had to imagine it inwardness that he cant see it with the naked eye, therefore it does not exist in reality, leaving reality with the opposite of that imagination of the better life which is the negative things.I believe the puppy represents the death of religious belief and responsibility in the companionship between L enny and George. George trusted Lenny to take business organization of his puppy, but once again Lenny acted irresponsible, not listening to Slims and Georges advice to not take away the pup from its mother. This is why Lenny was genuinely nervous after the dog gets killed. He was afraid maybe George aint gonna let me (Lenny) tend no rabbits, that George would lose his trust on Lenny. He was afraid that George would pass a negative judgement on Lenny.The death of Curleys wife I say would mean the death of the innocent. I thought she was caught in the middle of life in the 1930s where her gender was discriminated against, and as a wife she should stay at shoes where she belongs. I feel pity for her living on a cattle farm where there arent many other women around. As her husband prohibits her to talk to other men, people might find her as trouble, jail-bait, one that hold ins nothing.Lennies death, the climax of the novel situated at the end of the novel is very important. His d eath expresses the death of true friendship between George and Lenny, unlike the other migrant workers relations. The death of Candys dream of having a place he can call his own, the death of twists hope to be treated as equal, as a human being and also as a friend.The relationship between George and Lenny are different from other guys. We got each other, not like other guys who aint got nobody in the worl that gives a dirt in hell about em. Lenny and George get a champion of security out of this. This may be considered a luxury for any other migrant workers.Candy who is old and weak also yearns for security. Jus as soon as I cant swamp out no bunk houses theyll put me on the county, shows how he is afraid of his future, how if hes unemployed with no permanent residence and what would happen if he would be left out in the streets. He was deeply laid low(p) with sadness, as his eyes were blinded with tears and how he just personate down in the hay and covered his eyes with his arm.Crooks who tries to conceal his pleasure with anger as Candy and Lenny both were guests at his bunk, is a man who lost all his pride and dignity because of racism. People rase him in a level so low that he has no more self-confidence or even self-respect. With the coming of Candy and Lenny he gained them piece by piece. For a moment he felt to be part of something in Lennies dream, how he hoped to live a better life where people would treat him with the respect that he deserves. alone is but a memory once Lenny is killed, no chance the dream would come true. Id think everybody would just go their interrupt ways, living their lives in a straight line, hardly ever cross.Steinbecks style of writing noticed in the description of nature on chapter 6 is far more violent than described in the starting signal of the novel. A silent head and beak lanced don and plucked it out by the head, and the beak swallowed the little snake while its tail waved frantically.But one could argue tha t his negative view on life already started from the beginning of the novel. The title Of Mice and Men which is taken from a poem by Robert Burns says that no matter how you plan something, something always goes wrong. George expected the worst possible outcome, being pessimistic of Lennie, by foreshadowing him to get in trouble. If you look in the positive way, the end can also mean a new beginning.