... he is, where he's going and who the people around him are. This is apparent in the first chapter when he forgets about what has happened in Weed. " An" you ain't gonna do no bad things like you done in Weed, neither." "Like I done in Weed?" (24) This quote tells us about Lennie's short-term memory loss, which leads him to forget everything that happened ... but he finds that hard as he gossips non-stop. Candy confesses to George and Lennie that he hopes for a similar fate in which his dog died. He wants this because before George and Lennie arrived he had no aims in life and was lonely ...

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... and white only, about ten to twelve minutes long, and had no sound. Instead a pianist or organist in the theater provided the background music for the movies. Often times these short films had no solid story line, and amazed people just with the images they captured. It was not until Charlie Chaplin came along that movies began to truly evolve into ... famous films, as well as played numerous legendary characters. Nonetheless the one specific character that audiences still remember Charlie Chaplin for is the Tramp. Introduced in 1915 the Tramp was an under-dog character who's optimism ...

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