For George and Crooks, part of their dream involves elements from their past/childhood. Why is this an important part of their dreams now, as adults? In other words, what is lacking from their adult lives that they once had as children?

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Of Mice and Men

For George and Crooks, part of their dream involves elements from their past/childhood. Why is this an important part of their dreams now, as adults? In other words, what is lacking from their adult lives that they once had as children?

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Asked by Christopher T #657139 on 5/22/2017 8:57 PM

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Answered by jill d #170087 on 5/22/2017 9:33 PM

The main thing they lack in their adult lives is a home.... somewhere they belong, somewhere they can settle, and somewhere where they can work for themselves. They lack a sense of constancy, a sense of belonging.... this is what the farm can give them.

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