Of Mice and Men

In the novel, Of Mice and Men, what does Steinbeck suggest about the nature of humanity?

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Of Mice and Men is, in essence, a parable that attempts to explain human nature. In the text, Steinbeck paints a picture illustrating the way each man is merely a small part of an enormous universe. As a result, people live their lives, leaving very little behind, even though as individuals, the majority of us strive to find a place of of own, a place we belong....... a home.
Over the course of the novel, the author takes a detailed look at a few different themes. These themes include dreams, loneliness, and the uncertainty of the future.

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