Maybe ever’body in the whole damn world is scared of each other.
As said by Slim, the “prince of the ranch”, in John Steinbeck’s novella masterpiece Of Mice and Men (1937). Set during the Great Depression, it tells of two migrant ranch workers, George and Lennie, who dream of earning enough money to buy their own land. However problems continually arise due to lack of understanding of Lennie’s mental disability and his fiercesome strength.
He is quite possibly spot-on.
It’s one of the central themes of the book. I’ve always loved Steinbeck’s titles. And his endings.
I’d forgotten about this line, but yeah, that’s pretty much it. Great, great book.
It really is. It shows you how much you can achieve even within a short text. I’ve always been a big fan of Steinbeck.
I studied this book in English, a great book.
It really is. So well written and so thought-provoking.
Great Post!❤📚😀
Always a joy to read his work. I’m a big fan.
Awesome Sauce!😀
I can’t look at bunnies without thinking of Lennie either.
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