... or unique, but rather common everyday scenes. The sand has settled, the male villagers are reviewing the damage, and their women and children sit quietly waiting for the men. The chapter is passive, and speaks of and to no one in particular, but rather to all people as a general whole. In the next ... chapter, the book begins a narrative of the Tom Joad, an ex-convict searching for his family after a four-year sentence. This narrative also takes place in Oklahoma. This alternating pattern between ... chapters, continues to alternate throughout the book, with the historical chapters ex...

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... his dream of one day being able to "tend the rabbits" and as a result, the rabbits act as a consolation to him. This is especially predominant during the last chapter of the book showcasing the moment's right before Lennie's death. "'And I get to tend the rabbits'Lennie giggled with happiness." Throughout this scene, in the midst of Lennie ... ...

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... his dream of one day being able to "tend the rabbits" and as a result, the rabbits act as a consolation to him. This is especially predominant during the last chapter of the book showcasing the moment's right before Lennie's death. "'And I get to tend the rabbits'Lennie giggled with happiness." Throughout this scene, in the midst of Lennie ... ...

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... of her day." Lange's documentary style achieved its fullest expression with photographs like "Migrant Mother," which became an instantly recognized symbol of the emigrant experience. World War II opened a new chapter in her life as a photographer. During the War, Lange documented the forced relocation of Japanese American citizens to internment camps, recorded the efforts of women and minority workers in wartime ... ...

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