Mice and men chapter 6 summary

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The final chapter begins with Lennie waiting in the brush for George to arrive. His anxious mood is contrasted with the peaceful surroundings. Lennie becomes so agitated that he hallucinates. First, he sees his Aunt Clara, who has been dead for years, scolding him for doing bad things. Then she disappears and a giant rabbit appears before Lennie's eyes, telling him that George is going to be mad at him and he's going to beat him up.  Finally, George emerges and comforts Lennie. George tells Lennie that what he has done doesn't matter and that they can still fulfil their dream. George hears the sound of men in the distance. He has Lennie look across the river so he can almost see it and once again George describes the little farm that they will someday own. As he describes the farm, George takes Carlson's gun out of his jacket. He tells Lennie that he's not mad and that they're going to go to that farm really soon, and then he shoots Lennie right in the back of the head. Lennie dies instantly, just as Candy's dog did.

The men come up and see Lennie lying dead on the ground. Slim understands what George did because he knows about their history together, but the other men want to know what happened. George lies and says that Lennie had stolen the gun, so George had to wrestle it away from him and then shot him in self defense. This story isn't terribly plausible considering the gun shot is in the back of his head, but the men don't question it.  George finally realizes that the loss of his best friend also means the loss of his dream. He will have to live with knowing he killed Lennie for the rest of his life. This death parallels the death of Candy's dog and was also foreshadowed by the escalating deaths of the mouse, the puppy, and Curley's wife. It also ties together the theme of the need for companionship because without Lennie George is no different from any of the other workers who travel alone and have no one to care about them.

This brief novel touches upon many important topics including the plight of the migrant workers during the Great Depression, racism and sexism during that time as well as the lack of care or facilities for the disabled.

Explanation:

Read the excerpt from The Land.

Mitchell looked up, first at Hammond, then at me, and I felt my knees go weak. "Yeah," he mumbled, his eyes fixed on me, and at that moment I knew that my troubles with Mitchell were far from over.

Paul’s knees go weak when Mitchell looks at him because Paul is

tired.
relieved.
scared.
angry.

what is the thing u need the most or u desire to have

How to describe a sunrise in a paragraph

Why do the blue jays keep coming back for years to look at the hole in the roof? In the story ¨Who stumped the Blue Jay?¨

Highlight the verb(s).
The librarians lend Joe West books.

which do you see as the greater indignity,tripping and falling in public or giving the wrong answer to a question in class

Which writing approach would best address the purpose and audience of this prompt?
Now that you have learned about the daily life of children in colonial America, you will share this information by reading a composition out loud to a group of fourth-grade students. You can choose whatever type of writing you think will work best to maintain the group's interest.

A.
To keep listeners entertained, write a humorous story about a child who lives in colonial times.

B.
To engage listeners, make a debatable claim about life in colonial times and back it up with relevant evidence taken from credible sources.

C.
To help listeners remember the most important facts, write a formal essay and have them repeat each sentence after you read it aloud.

D.
To make sure listeners remember important facts, organize information into categories and repeat the facts several times using simple language.

plz help

is a bias source credible?

To everyone in an exam or test just know u can do this :)

Which District 11 action is the first in Hunger Games history? (hunger games chpt. 18 book 1)

Theme and central idea, are they the same?​

what are 5 visual images and 5 aural images in the poem 'the listeners'.

Will / Be going to
Complete the gaps will or be going to in the correct form.
2. A : There's a great documentary on TV tonight.
B:1 know. I............
watch it.
3. A: I'm too tired to walk.
B:I...........
get you a taxi, then.
4. A: Have you done the shopping?
do it tomorrow.
B: Not yet. I............
5. A: Tea or coffee?
B:I............
have tea, please.
6. A: Did you call Pat ?
B: I forgot. I..........
call her now.
​

A turtle is saying something. What is he saying. Who is talking to? Story

13. He thought that the tailor should be put to death. The underlined clause is the
Principal clause
subordinate clause
Coordinate clause

essay on hearing a strange voice from the darkness behind the trees

1.4
“Sometimes conflict can be healthy". Critically discuss this statement.
conflict​

In “An Hour with Abuelo,” Arturo initially thinks that his grandfather amounted to nothing, but he then learns of the struggles Abuelo faced throughout his life.

How does Arturo feel about Abuelo’s life at the end of his visit?


He wants to know why Abuelo did not fight harder to change his circumstances.

He still believes that Abuelo is sad and pathetic.

He decides that Abuelo has every opportunity to still live his dreams.

He thinks that Abuelo should start a new life with the woman in pink.

I don't mean to................but I should say that you need to reduce the fat intake in your diet.

O a, screech
O b. intrude
O c. adjoin
O d. admit​

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PROJECT: PERSONAL LETTERS

Personal Letter #1. Write a friendly letter to a relative or friend.
Just use any name or anything, I'll change it to what matches my circumstances, but I just need an example letter, I'll do the address and everything too!

Choose the correct point of view in this excerpt: Meaghan and Destiny climbed onto the bus, excited for the game. Destiny was feeling confident because of her excellent performance at the last game, while Meaghan hoped all her practice would pay off. *

RED SIDE OR BLUE SIDE

He says ," I wants to buy this book." \ He says that he wanted to buy this book. He said that he wants to buy this book. He told that he wanted to buy this book. He says that he wants to buy that book.

Your school or college is holding a swimming gala. Write a letter to parents inviting
them to attend.
You must mention:
• the day and date
• the place
• the time it will start.
Your letter should be between 50 and 70 words. Do not write an address.

wil someone please answer

What is one of the main purposes of the closing section of a cover letter? O A. To explain how your prior experience makes you a good candidate O B. To list all of your contacts in the company C. To introduce yourself D. To let the reader know how he or she can contact you SUBMIT​

why does willy change his mind about what he sees in the kitchen
A: Blake points out its raining
B.the pigeons make a mess on him
C: The house has an open plan
D.he is told birds belong outdoors

In "Words are Birds,” what happens when words become messengers?
A. clouds appear
B. chicks fly freely
C. borders disappear
D. birds migrate south

PLS REWRIGHT THIS INTO BETTER WORDS (AKA MORE FANCY)
It is wrong to deport illegal immigrants? Sometimes there are families who need their mother, who need their father who need their kids. It’s not right to take family away from each other just because they were born somewhere else. There are families in Mexico who are so poor, who just wanted a better life for their family because they don't have that opportunity in Mexico but people get mad and say they don’t deserve it, so who is wrong here the people who just want a better life or the people who separate innocent family's?