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When it comes to George his dream of having his own little ranch is enticing and he talks about it often with Lennie. Though to George it does at times seem unreachable to him especially while he is taking care of Lennie. Though because George does not want to leave Lennie he is prepared to set this dream to the side and focus on the day by day with Lennie.

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Lennie is absolutely enthralled in Georges ideal future for them. Lennie works forward and listens because in his head them reaching the dream hangs with each simple task George gives him. Especially while George always threatens not letting him tend to the rabbits. To Lennie he does not realize how difficult to achieve their dream is but still wants it. Lennie truly believes that if he does everything George says he will be able to live in a nice ranch with

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This relates to Crooks, as well. He is black, and during this time in history, there was still racism and prejudice, so there wasn't an equal opportunity for African Americans. This makes the American Dream very hard for Crooks to achieve, and he tries to make Lennie, George, and Candy realize that it is hard, and he has seen many men before who have tried to do what they have, but no one could succeed.

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George and Lennie's american dream revolves around being able to live comfortably and embracing the independence and freedom that america offers. The american dream being based upon the idea that prompted equality of opportunity it spurs on hope of a better life

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The American Dream's Effect on Others in Chapters 3 & 4

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The American Dream's Effect on Others in Chapters 3 & 4

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It fills the other characters with hope as well. The other characters all want to be a part of the American Dream, so they have hope to be a part of that and work.

Although people are filled with hope with the American Dream, they become gloomy because they all realize that they can't be a part of the American Dream, and that it is hard to achieve. They usually won't make enough money to do the American Dream. They realize that not everyone has equal opportunity, and everyone can't achieve the same thing.

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American Dream's Effect on George and Lennie's Friendship

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American Dream's Effect on George and Lennie's Friendship

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In chapters 3 & 4 in "Of Mice and Men," the American Dream holds George and Lennie's friendship together by making them stick to one goal, which is to make their dream a reality. Their dream is to own a farm themselves and "live off the fatta the lan."