Friday, February 12, 2010

What does the title ';Of Mice and Men'; mean?

In addition, from what poem, by what author does Steinbeck take the title?What does the title ';Of Mice and Men'; mean?
The meaning of the novel’s title serves as a comparison between strong people and weak people. The mice refer to the weak characters such as Lennie, Candy, Curley’s wife, and Crooks. The men refer to the strong characters like Slim and George. Steinbeck’s title comes from the poem by Robert Burns’ “To a Mouse”.

Im addicted to yelling at mice with my shirt off and stealing other peoples scabs, how can i get over this add?

, how can i get over this addictionIm addicted to yelling at mice with my shirt off and stealing other peoples scabs, how can i get over this add?
Now why would anyone want to dump such a healthy addiction as yours. Most people would be just jealous of you. Just don't forget to pick your shirt back up after you have administered a good yelling.





I already have seen a bunch of remarks above, that would seem to Me! like people who are just jealous like I said.





Keep on doing what and how you are doing. When you scoop other peoples scabs and scab collections, remember to keep them in a safe and dry place so that they can't mildew.





You would be surprised at how many people would love to trade scabs with you.





Enjoy your wonderful pass time.





Me! :- )Im addicted to yelling at mice with my shirt off and stealing other peoples scabs, how can i get over this add?
Put on a shirt yell at scabs and steal mice, shake it up a bit for gods sake.
Stop taking Mickey Rooney's Crazy Pills.
Sounds like this bloke has jumped off into the deep end.
Wasn't this from Family guy or something on Adult swim? lol
Listen to the voices





';Keel them all';
Are you crazy?
u sound mental..and hott

What is a group of mice called(as in a flock of birds)???

According to a variety of on-line sources, the collective term for mice can be a nest, or (my favorite) a mischief of mice. :-)





I also found a reference or two to a horde of mice, but I can't substantiate it.What is a group of mice called(as in a flock of birds)???
A herd of mice. As in: Move the horses, here comes a herd of mice!What is a group of mice called(as in a flock of birds)???
a nest of mice

What are the least dangerous animals in the world; polar bears or mice?

Between those two, polar bears are less dangerous. Very few people have been foolish enough to approach a polar bear to be attacked. Mice, on the other hand, spread diseases that have killed millions over the years.What are the least dangerous animals in the world; polar bears or mice?
Polar bears are the extremely aggressive and will go after any large mammal including humans, however MANY more humans in the world come in contact with mice, which carry diseases.


So if you're a human, mice.


If you're a seal living in the north pole, then polar bears.

I did read the book but need help on my Of Mice and Men essay?

There is supposed symbolism in the title ';Of Mice and Men';. I think it is just that Lennie likes mice and he is a man, who doesn't know his own strength and throughout the books, kills mice, puppies, and finally, Curley's wife; but is it more than just Lennie being a man who likes mice?I did read the book but need help on my Of Mice and Men essay?
Actually the title has nothing to do with Lennie and mice. The title comes from a Robert Burns poem To A Mouse On Turning Up Her Nest With A Plough - The best laid schemes o' mice an' men


Gang aft agley, Or to translate this into English The best plans of mice and men often go astray. If there is any symbolism to be suggested here, it would be ';Are you a man or a mouse?'; as Lennie does not stick up for himself.
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  • What is the significance of the settings in this novel? (Of Mice and Men)?

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    -the language used to describe the settings


    -the events assiciated with each setting


    -the characters presented in those settings


    as well as any ideas of your ownWhat is the significance of the settings in this novel? (Of Mice and Men)?
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    Why is George justified in killing Lennie in the book Of Mice and Men?

    Of Mice and Men is a novella written by Nobel Prize-winning author John Steinbeck. Published in 1937, it tells the tragic story of George Milton and Lennie Small, two displaced migrant ranch workers during the Great Depression in California.





    Based on Steinbeck's own experiences as a bindle stiff in the 1920s (before the arrival of the Okies he would vividly describe in The Grapes of Wrath), the title is taken from Robert Burns's poem, To a Mouse, which is often quoted as: ';The best-laid plans of mice and men/often go awry,'; though the phrase in the original Scots of the poem is ';The best laid schemes o' mice an' men/Gang aft agley.';





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    http://www.awerty.com/mice2.htmlWhy is George justified in killing Lennie in the book Of Mice and Men?
    He believed that Lennie would be mistreated in prison and was unable to comprehend what would be happening to him. He was also worried that Lennie might recommit a similar crime .Why is George justified in killing Lennie in the book Of Mice and Men?
    I think so. He saved poor Lennie from a heluva lot of misery.