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This principle that tells you something that will happen later like when we we find out Curley is a fighter and that tells you that he will fight

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Checkhov’s rule refers to a literary rule of how the elements of the story should contribute to the story. It was created by a playwright by the name of Checkhov and it describes that all of the storie’s elements that are brought it he readers attention, should contribute to the plot of the story.

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Checkhovs Gun is basically saying that everything in the story will end up happening like if there is a hint it is saying that that will happen.

Just like lennie, Curley was a fighter and George said not to get into fights but he eventually ends up fighting Curley

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Every detail is important and is needed in the story or play. like fore shadowing with the gun and the dog when he shot candy's dog

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The idea behind checkhov’s gun is that the story flows and each part of the story has meaning. It all flows cohesively. I feel like a part of the story that is a good example is in the very beginning when they describe lennies hand as paws. This may sounds insignificant but it is important to lennies character and his physical atributes.

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Chekhov’s gun is a principle where everythjng In a story has a purpose. Everything that doesn’t have a purpose isn’t taken out from the story. The statements in a story must not make false statements. I’m chapter 3 Carlson tells candy that his dog should be put down because the dog is old and suffering and that he doesn’t have that much longer.

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a principle that states that every element in a story in relevant and necessary to the entire story. Checkhov's gun is relevant to "Of Mice and Men" because all the events in this book lead to another. For example Candy and their plan to move.

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Checkhov's gun is when all the things that happen in the story contribute to the whole story. an example from the story is Carlson complaining about the dog that smelled and said he needed to be put down

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"Checkhov's gun" is the idea of making every part of the story later relevant. It also says that if something is set up early in the story, it should be later updated in the story. This idea comes from Anton Checkhov's famous book writing advice. This idea instructs to only use relevant information in a story, and always use foreshadowing.

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What is a Chekhov's gun? It is a literary principle that if you mention something early on, it will later be used later in the story.
In chapter 3, Lennie always talk about wanting a dog early in the chapter. Now in chapter 3, new dogs were hatched and one was given to him.

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Checkhov’s gun is a literary principle that says if you mention something in one chapter it should be used in a later chapter. Basically don’t mention things that aren’t important, don’t mention a garden hose if it’s never mentioned again. Instead mention a garden hose when describing a house then have kids drink from it later in the story. An example of this principle in chapter 3 is that in chapter 2 Carelson talked about how old, decrepit, and stinky Candy’s dog is. Then in chapter 3 Carelson brings up the dog and convinces Candy to let him shoot it to put it out of its misery.

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It's a principle which descibes that every element of a story should be a factor that will come to fruition in the future of the story. So that it feels as if everything that's introduced is important. And in the third chapter this is shown when Candy's dog is shot and he has certain feelings against that which make him want to leave and join Lennie and George on their dream.

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a dramatic principle that states that every element in a story must be necessary, and irrelevant elements should be removed; elements should not appear to make "false promises" by never coming into play. The statement is recorded in letters by Anton Chekhov several times, with some variation

In my opinion all of the third chapter is relevant or else it wouldn’t be in the story

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Checkov's gun is a concept in storytelling that says everything that is introduced in a story should be used. If it is mentioned that there is a katana on a wall, that katana should be used in some way.

Throughout chapter 2 Carlson complained about how Candy's dog smelled really badly. In chapter 3, something was done about it, the dog was killed.

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Checkhovs gun is a principal in a story that says that every part of a story is important and is significant to the main point of the story.

Something that occurs in chapter three that has something to do with checkhovs gun is when Lennie got his dog. He talked about wanted a dog for three chapters now and he finally got one. Also one that might happen later in the future is when Lennie and George get to own their own farm.

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Checkhov's gun is a concept that describes how every element of a story should contribute to the whole.
In the book Carlson complains about how old and smelly Candy's dog is and in chapter 3 Slim agrees and says that he would want to be shot if he was old and crippled so Candy lets Carlson shoot the doggo.

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Is a dramatic principle  that states that every element in a story must be necessary, and irrelevant elements should be removed; elements should not appear to make false promises by never coming into play.

The statement is recorded in letters by anton Chekhov several times with some variations.

When carlson keeps telling candy how bad his dog stinks and how candy's dog is suffering and should be put out of its misery. so carlson offers to shoot the dog continuously in a bunch of different ways that is repetitive in a way but its not the exact same thing being said word for word.