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Of Mice and Men: the Need for Companionship/friendship.
Summary: In John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men a clear need for friendship is recognized through several different characters and their relationships. The alliance that George and Lennie possess is a clear example of how two opposite people can stick together and help each other out. Candy and his dog are excellent illustrations for the effects of a strong relationship coming to a `dead' end.
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