Rough Draft
The brutality of humans is being accurately portrayed in the novel, Of Mice and Men, written by John Steinbeck. As it's being read, one can perceive all the negative actions being done without them being acknowledged, and how it changes the outlook of human nature. As humans, the importance of objects, ideas, dreams, and people are never truly seen, because lives are wasted complaining about them, but when the grasp is lost, that's when one realizes how much of an impact it really has. This shows the reckless nature humans have, as one never appreciates the concepts, people etc., in their lives, while its still in ownership. This is being elaborated upon in the novel with Lennie and George's friendship, the repeating occurrence of hope playing a role in their lives, and the significance of individuality. As relationships are vital in life, George and Lennie's friendship shows to us how George takes Lennie for granted on multiple occasions. George is almost never found expressing his affection for Lennie, as he doesn't care …show more content…
Lennie and George’s relationship is a demonstration of how taking loved ones for granted, can result in grief. As well how hope is an idea one can't be losing sight of, as the impact is greater than everyone's understanding, and individuality is powerful as many do not see why being different is of significance, when it makes all exchanges with people better. As these are being taken for granted by the characters, when each of them was lost, that's when each character began to come to their senses on why they needed it in their lives. Human nature is catastrophic, as a society always has people who never embrace what they have, but then sulk for what they need and don't have. Even if they had it, but drove it