The book "Of Mice and Men" is a book about two men named Lennie and George. The two boys seems to be running into a ton of trouble and not only them but other charecters that are introduced. Some problems that are intoduced are the fact that Lennie and Curley got into a fight. Now this can be interpreted multiple ways but Lennie doesn't want trouble and Curley seems to be always wanting to get in a fight. Curley is a minor charecter and doesn't really say much but he sets up the plot line and is the reason why the book is the way it is.
Another conflict that there is in the book is how Candy now has to deal with the fact that his dog is now dead. I know you may be thinking he is just a dog but Candy has been with this dog his whole life. The worse part about this is how he didn't even get to say a official goodbye he just had to deal with the fact that his dog is now dead. I think that Candy plays a big part because he is almost in every section in the book and does talk a lot and is very wise.
In conclusion my last conflict is the fact that Lennie likes Curley's wife and I think this is a problem because Curley doesn't like Lennie and if he were to fing out then there would be even more conflict and there already is a ton. I think that Curley at this point in the book regrets his past acetions because I don't want to spoil but he's going to wish he never did something. I highly suggest you read this book because it is very short but has a very high choice of diction and this book all togetehr is just amazing.
I saw a mistake in the second paragraph. You put "alot", instead of "a lot". Also I think that in the fist paragraph the parts where you talk about the first conflict should be in a different paragraph, because it doesn't match to the topic sentence. Other than that this was a great blog! Great job!
ReplyDeleteI think that you had very good conflicts that you picked out, although, I think that you could have put in a bit more detail. I also liked how you included the chart.
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