Of Mice and Men
WHO ARE MİCE AND WHO ARE MEN AND WHY?
WHO ARE MİCE AND WHO ARE MEN İN OF MİCE AND MEN?
WHO ARE MİCE AND WHO ARE MEN İN OF MİCE AND MEN?
John Steinbeck takes the title of his little novel or novella from the poem "To a Mouse (on turning her up in her nest with the plough)." It was written by Scottish poet Robert Burns in 1785. The idea of the poem ( and the book) is that despite all our crazy plans, men and all animals (yes mice included) are subject to the harsh realities of life, including death.
I THİNK MİCE ARE CHOOSEN FROM ALL OF ANİMALS, BECAUSE THEY ARE SİMİLAR WİTH MEN FOR EXPERİENCES.
MAYBE MİCE ARE DİRTY MAYBE FOR SPECİAL CLASS REPRESENTED FOR AMERİCAN SOCİAL LİFE. A SOCİAL CLASS WHO COULD NEVER HAVE AN AMERİCAN DREAM TO SUCCESS?