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Cruelity in "Of Mice and Men"
Summary: In John Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Men," the usage of cruel threats by Curley's wife extends to the cruelty toward domesticated animals as displayed through the character of Carlson. The men's cruelty and misunderstanding toward Lennie is as if he is a useless domestic animal rather than a human being.
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