Of Mice and Men notes

Describe an important conflict in the written text. Explain how the conflict helped you to understand an important message. I’ve done introduction and conclusion. I only need three valid points- three body paragraphs. For each paragraph please follow the structure of PEDAL (POINTS, EXPLANATION, DETAILS WHICH MEANS QUOTES, AUTHOR′S PURPOSE AND LINKS) Author′s purpose and links are extremely important. Please make sure that you answer both parts of the question and relate well to the wider w...

An essay of 1000 words that analyzes chapter four of Mice and Men. It follows the standard norms of IB essay writing: PEE style (point, evidence, explanation). The essay is divided into seven paragraphs, analyzing the chapter's each event and tying it back to each of the book's themes. Each point has concrete evidence in the form of proper quotations and citations.

Describe an important conflict in the written text. Explain how the conflict helped you to understand an important message. I’ve done introduction and conclusion. I only need three valid points- three body paragraphs. For each paragraph please follow the structure of PEDAL (POINTS, EXPLANATION, DETAILS WHICH MEANS QUOTES, AUTHOR′S PURPOSE AND LINKS) Author′s purpose and links are extremely important. Please make sure that you answer both parts of the question and relate well to the wider w...

An essay of 1000 words that analyzes chapter four of Mice and Men. It follows the standard norms of IB essay writing: PEE style (point, evidence, explanation). The essay is divided into seven paragraphs, analyzing the chapter's each event and tying it back to each of the book's themes. Each point has concrete evidence in the form of proper quotations and citations.

This A* (grade 9) essay encompasses the analysis of the character of Lennie Smalls. It explores the conscious structural and linguistic features employed by the author (John Steinbeck) to highlight the character's influence on significant themes (racism, misogyny, and friendship), as well as providing strong links to the socioeconomic context of the novella (the Great Depression).

Essay analysis for the African American character Crooks in Of Mice and Men.

This booklet contains character profiles of Lennie Small, George Milton, Crooks, Curley's wife and Candy. As well as analysing the themes occurring in "Of Mice and Men", and analyses the structure and style of which it is written

"Analyse Steinbeck’s presentation of the friendship between George and Lennie in ‘Of Mice and Men’" - a response analysing quotes, literary devices, punctuation and context from the era. This essay is ideal for GCSE English Literature students studying John Steinbeck's famous novel Of Mice and Men.

This summary covers the main events in 'Of Mice and Men' Sections 1-6