Write an alternate ending to the story-Of Mice and Men
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After finding the dead lifeless body of Curley's wife lying on a stack of hay inside the barn, George rushed outside in a desperate attempt to find Lennie. He knew that the only likely possible person to have killed Curley's wife was Lennie. Upon failing to find him he suddenly remembered what he had previously told Lennie to do if he ever found himself in trouble, he had told him to hide in the brush until he came to find him. As he stood there leaning against the barn door, staring at the ground as if in a...
were eventually caught by the county Sheriff and sentenced to prison whilst others say they fled to another county. Still some folk say they gathered enough money to buy the plot of land from the old couple and are happily living on it as we speak. Whatever happened to them, everyone agrees that they were an example of a strong, unbreakable friendship that many of the pioneers of the American Dream lacked. It was because this lack of friendship and family love that would mean many of the these peoples' hopes and dreams would be all in vain.
were eventually caught by the county Sheriff and sentenced to prison whilst others say they fled to another county. Still some folk say they gathered enough money to buy the plot of land from the old couple and are happily living on it as we speak. Whatever happened to them, everyone agrees that they were an example of a strong, unbreakable friendship that many of the pioneers of the American Dream lacked. It was because this lack of friendship and family love that would mean many of the these peoples' hopes and dreams would be all in vain.
At the start of Act 3 Scene 2 Hamlet seems to be aware of the importance of the player's performance and instructs them not to over do the performance. He tells them not to be larger than life as this will cause the audience within the play and the Elizabethan...
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This fantastically modern adaptation of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is guaranteed to keep students enraptured, enthralled and engaged in an amazing feat of filming where fast cars, guns and special affects manage to tie in the dramatic, yet tragic love story of Romeo and Juliet. As teachers, you all know...
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In Act 2, Scene 2 Lady Macbeth seems to be courageous and calm as she has to support her husband Macbeth who has just killed Duncan, King of Scotland. She remains assertive. However her character changes by the end of the play, Act 5, Scene 1, when she betrays her...
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The so-called monster in Frankenstein demonstrates, through his problems with understanding and being understood by the world, the importance and power of language on the one hand and of outward appearance on the other. As this essay will show, the novel shows these two factors to have very different...
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William Shakespeare's Play "Much Ado about Nothing" is about a group of characters with several story lines running through it. I have decided to focus on the development of Beatrice and Benedict's relationship. Benedick is a friend of Don Pedro who is a confirmed bachelor, he...
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