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PaternaleffectMaternalinvestmentThoughtherearemultipleroutesthroughwhichparentscaninuencetheiroffspringrecentstudiesof HormonesandBehavior592011306 ThisworkwassupportedbyGrantNumberDP2OD001674fromt. Objective. To explore some of the characters of the novel. Learning Objective: . To explore some of the characters of the novel. Exam questions often feature a character study. For that reason, you should be able to provide key quotes and character. So far, we’ve looked at Crooks, Slim and Curley in some detail. We’re now going to spend some time looking at one of the more controversial figures in the novel – Curley’s wife.. Hang in there, only a few short hours to go….. Do Now. After killing Curley’s wife, Lennie realizes he made a mistake. He runs to the clearing where the story began. Do you agree with George’s decision after he arrived in the clearing? Why or Why not?. The full guide…. By Sharanjit Chahal 10mdl. Model Answers from Year 10. s. “. She had full, rouged lips and wide spaced eyes, heavily made up. Her fingernails were red.”. Steinbeck portrays Curley’s wife as a secretive and mysterious character. This is evident in the quote . A GCSE guide to . Lennie. George. How has Steinbeck encouraged you to feel towards the character of Curley’s wife?. Point. Steinbeck encourages the reader to feel as if Curley’s wife is a strong woman with a . To read and understand chapter 2 of the novel. . Let’s read chapter 2. Continue adding to your brainstorms. We also need to create new brainstorms for the characters of . Candy, Curley, Slim & Curley’s Wife. California Agricultural Belt +. Lennie. and Curley’s wife +. The American Dream is not always attainable. . =. . THESIS:. Due to the harsh reality of life on the California Agricultural Belt, . Lennie. Founded in 1997. Presents. Of Mice & Men. Cast: ‘Of Mice & Men’. Director:. Directed by Yvonne Peacock.. Yvonne trained at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Over her twenty years in the business she has directed numerous Classic & Modern plays. . In Context.. California in the 1930s – Which are true?. During the 1930s, American farmland became known as the Dust Bowl because many workers had to survive by eating bowls of dust.. During the 1930s, American farmland became known as the Dust Bowl because over-farming and drought had turned the soil to dust.. Learning Objective: . To explore some of the characters of the novel. Exam questions often feature a character study. For that reason, you should be able to provide key quotes and character. So far, we’ve looked at Crooks, Slim and Curley in some detail. We’re now going to spend some time looking at one of the more controversial figures in the novel – Curley’s wife.. Objectives. : Recall events of the story.. Link amusing images to key points.. The following questions define this story. Before we do anything, you should think about and write your own answers to these questions. Only then can we examine how the characters feel.. To analyse the characters of Curley and Slim. CHAPTER 1. Two men called George and __________ make their way down to a clearing beside the __________ River near the town of __________ in __________. They are heading to a nearby __________ to find work. Lennie has a dead __________, which he likes to stroke, in his __________, but George makes him __________ it away. They warm some __________ on a fire for __________ and Lennie asks __________ to tell him about the house and land they are going to__________ one day. All. I can use quotations from the novel to discuss Candy and his character. I can begin to explore what he might stand for.. F. Loneliness. Symbolism. Context. Parallels. Mirroring. Foreshadowing. E. Wednesday, 2 April 14. Jonathan Peel UCGS 2014. An introduction. “to know Curley’s Wife would be to love her… a trusting yet hardened girl accustomed to a male-dominated society pretending to be something she is not, alone and unloved.. Eleri. and Millie. Quote list. "Curley's wife". "I don't like Curley. He . ain't. a nice fella.". ". Coulda. made . somethin. ' of myself". ". Coulda.  been in the movies, an' had nice clothes... An' I .