Also the only woman in the story dies for having dreams, so that’s not great.
I vaguely recall reading Of Mice and Men in high school, imaginary readers. It was fine, you know. So often it’s looking back at stuff like this that the real issues start to pop out to you. It’s one of those stories that’s supposed to make a high schooler think, but gets a lot of it’s emotional weight just because some people who were barely characters die.
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