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Essay | The Theme of Greed in John Steinbeck's Literature

This student essay consists of approximately 8 pages of analysis of John Steinbeck.
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The Theme of Greed in John Steinbeck's Literature

Summary: The destructive power of greed is a key theme in three of John Steinbeck's books: "The Pearl," "Of Mice and Men" and "The Red Pony." In "The Pearl," Kino is obsessed with keeping the pearl, George makes sure that Lennie doesn't touch the mice in "Of Mice and Men," and Jody doesn't care for anyone other than himself until he receives his pony in "The Red Pony." Includes a biography of Steinbeck.
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