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From Audible: "While the weakness of the laboring class is a repeating topic in Steinbeck's work of the late 1930s, he contracted his center when making Out of Mice and Men (1937), making a cozy representation of two men confronting a world stamped by trivial oppression, misconception, desire, and unfeelingness. Be that as it may, however the extension is thin, the topic is general: a fellowship and shared dream that make a singular's presence significant."
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