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It seems that Lennie often resembles an animal. In fact, his responses to life are much like those of an animal. For example, like a pet dog, he gives his complete devotion to his friend George. Lennie trusts George and, like an affectionate puppy, tries very hard to do things that please George.

Most Americans often compare themselves with characters from their favorite movie or book. In fact, some people may even visualize themselves as their favorite character when they are watching a movie or reading a book. I relate most with the movie character Tip from the animated movie Home. Tip is very similar to me because she loves traveling and sight-seeing, she adores her pets, and she would do anything for her mom.

The last connection I can relate too is not learning things as fast as others. Lennie struggles with his disabilities. He try's really hard to over come them. For example, when he try's to remember what George had said to him. I am the same way only I struggle with school subjects such as english and

make him filled with happiness, yet for George, the farm symbolizes freedom, happiness, and a decent future.” I remember about the rabbits, George”(p.18) Lennie's puppy: Lennie's puppy is an image of weakness. The physically strong Lennie accidentally murders the puppy demonstrating that he is stronger than the puppy.

Therefore, Dally and Bob are alike in the way they start fights, and in the way they have

Dove is a fascinating character in the book Johnny Tremain. Dove has some great traits and some not so great traits that he and I have in common. For example, Dove enjoys sleeping in, and so do I. Even though Dove is an amazing character, we are not identical, and have many differences. Dove and I both like sleeping in, but I do not get mad at people for waking me up.

Long ago, there was a native American called Ishi, he grew tired of eating fruit and vegetables each day and sought out to find something new to eat. Ishi had always wondered what rabbit would taste like, because he would see hawks swoop down and catching them.

Lennie was someone who could have been one of the best rabbit tenders in the world. I remember he would always get so excited about being able to take care of the rabbits that we were planning to get. It always made a smile stretch across his face when he felt things that were really smooth. All Lennie thought about was tending the rabbits on a farm that me and him always talked about. We both shared a simple dream of maybe someday buying our own farm.

I think Keven and I are a lot alike. I think we are a like because one we are both very short. For example, Keven is 5’4 I’m only 5’7. Another example is that we are both funny we could both have a whole room laughing by just telling a couple of jokes. We are also alike because we are both very loud. An example of this is when Keven or I talk we usually get an answer the first time we ask

Do people have to be similar in order to be friends? In the story “The Outsiders” Johnny and Dally are close as friends and have certain similarities, but they also have their differences. Family wise, both characters are similar but their personalities are polar opposites. Dally is tougher while Johnny is more sensitive. Johnny looks up to Dally, and Dally sees Johnny as a little brother and that’s what makes their connection so special; and even though they do not get much love from their parents, their group of friends show them the attention that they need.

similarities with another person, but no one is the exact same. When coming up with characters

These characters are akin in that they are determined. Arnie determined in a way that he is never going to let anyone get into his way. In the contrary Tom is determined in a way where he is not going anything to tempt him. As Denis Waitley said, “Determination gives you the resolve to keep

Throughout the novel Of Mice and Men Lennie has a terrible memory, but he remembers the promise of the rabbit owning. He loves to feel soft things; such as rabbits, mice, and puppies, which were things with fur and soft to the touch. The first night at the new job Lennie asks George to tell him, “about the rabbits (Steinbeck 13), which symbolized his american dream. George talked about “a little house and a couple of acres (Steinbeck 14) where Lennie would “have rabbits (Steinbeck 14). Through the hills and valleys of this novel Lennie kept talking about the rabbits. When he was having a breakdown near the end, thinking George wouldn’t let him keep any rabbits because of what he did, “out of Lennie’s head there came a gigantic rabbit” (Steinbeck 101). It started taunting him saying, “‘Tend rabbits...You crazy bastard...You’d forget’em and let ‘em go hungry” (Steinbeck 102), which symbolized how his dream was crumpling and falling apart. This was his American Dream to own and raise

In the novel “To Kill a Mockingbird” by Harper Lee, there is a character named Atticus. He is one of the main characters in the book, This was set in the south during the Great depression. Atticus is the father of jem and scout. Atticus is also a lawyer and is on a case to protect a “negro” and prove he is not guilty for the rape of a white women. Atticus is a really good person and shows it through the book. These are the traits i found to show he is.

Old Ben and Fox Hunt are similarly by how the authors use foreshadowing and flashback in the stories. One similarity Another similarity between Old Ben and Fox Hunt is that the main character in each of them are both boys.