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Title: mice and men
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The dream was originally designed by George as a way to try to get Lennie to be good, but after many times of repeating it, he begins to believe it himself(Moore 341). "George 'uses' Lennie to sustain his own dream of the farm, that if he didn't believe that Lennie needed him for protection his illusion would dissipate under the pressures of the workday world"(Marks 354)... Showed first 250 characters
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The itinerant workers hope to get the farm they dream of with the money earned from working on the ranch(Doren 335). Curley's wife's dream of becoming a famous movie star in Hollywood is as real to her as Lennie's dream of tending the rabbits is to him(Beatty 362)... Showed next 250 characters
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