English, 27.08.2019 08:30 jaimephelps17

1. what do you think the author, john steinbeck, is trying to say about human nature
through his novel of mice and men? (think about the themes we see in this novel:
friendship, belonging, trust, dreams, loneliness, weak vs. strong, discrimination, and
loyalty vs. sacrifice.) do you agree with what steinbeck says about human nature?
2. do you agree or disagree with george's decision and the outcome of chapter six? what
is your opinion of the end of the novel? what textual evidence would you cite to defend
or criticize george's actions?

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