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I learned that a motif is a more of a symbol rather than a physical thing.

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I learned that motifs can be ideas, not just things or objects

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I learned that a motif is a possesion not a trait in the book

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I learned that everyone has at least one strength over another person and no one is all-around better than anyone else.

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I learned more about the characters and some of what they are thinking.

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Today I re-learned the difference between a motif and a theme.

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I learned that there is a big difference between a motif and a theme.

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I learned how the characters left behind from the brothel (Lennie, Crooks, Candy, and Curley's wife) represent the people who are looked down upon in the world. Lennie - disabled, Crooks - races other than white, Curley wife - women, and Candy - old

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I think that the Law Book in Crook's Bunkhouse represents his loneliness and how much he cares about how he's discriminated based on his race

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I learned that Curley's wife is more powerful and she is not the typical wife meaning she didn't marry for love

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I learned why people don't call Curley's wife by her name

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I learned a lot more about what makes this book unique from others, especially during the time period.

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I learned that most men have a lot more power over the women in the book

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I learned more about the character's relationships (who has power over who, who has a companionship, who's lonely, etc.).

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i learned how to voice type and that curley s wife is more than just curleys wife

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-I learned that Curley's wife is Curleys possesion

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I have learned that Curly's wife has a lot more power than I thought she would have as a women back then

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What is something you learned today based on today's lesson?