... to her We wouldn't ask nobody if we could -(Steinbeck 67). Whereas in Lennie's life someone has always taken responsibility for him because of his mental disability, first his Aunt Clara then his friend George. Also he is constantly downtrodden by others for his disability and is often labeled crazy and stupid. So the land represents to Lennie an avenue of ... ...

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... seemed obsessively loving of her new husband. What happened in this short time to change Daisy's attitude so dramatically? It might be possible that by the time they arrived in Santa Barbara, Daisy already suspected him of infidelity, which would explain why she seemed so distracted whenever Tom was out of sight. His tract record gave her good reason to fear ... ...

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