He killed every mice he had with his hands.
John Steinbeck describes Slim's hands as "paws" like those of a friendly and gentle animal.
Hands are shown to be a major motif in Of Mice and Men.One of the major themes of this novella is that often man brings about his own downfall. Hands often show a broken dream.Lennie's hands kill everything he touches.Curley's hand that he uses to please his wife is broken by Lennie.Curley's hands (which are used for boxing) cause him to get into fights and get hurt.Candy is missing a hand, which makes him less effective on the ranch and leads him to suspect he will soon be out of a job.George's hands kill Lennie, which means he will never have his own ranch.Curley's wife's hands could have been used for gesticulation in Hollywood, but she never gets the chance.
Describing Lennie's hands as "paws" creates a vivid image for the reader, emphasizing their size, strength, and lack of refinement. This comparison also hints at Lennie's animalistic nature and foreshadows his innocence and vulnerability.
Laying of the hands
Steinbeck describes Slim as having hands "like a temple dancer" and moving "with a majesty only achieved by royalty and master craftsmen." These images suggest Slim's physical grace, strength, and wisdom within the ranch community.
Steinbeck portrays the life of a typical ranch hand in "Of Mice and Men" as full of loneliness, hardship, and lack of stability. He delves into the struggles and dreams of these men, emphasizing their isolation and the fragility of their existence. Through characters like George and Lennie, Steinbeck highlights the harsh realities and limited opportunities faced by ranch hands during the Great Depression.
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Gesticulations or gestures.
Lennie is a big fella who isn't really smart.
No, hands is the plural of 'hand'. A hand is an object so it is a noun. Nouns are objects and verbs are actions ('doing words' like to go or to do).
The phrase "has hands but can't clap" typically refers to a clock. Clocks have hour and minute hands that indicate time, yet they are inanimate objects that cannot perform actions like clapping. This clever riddle plays on the dual meaning of "hands."
basically you eitherdribble with both hands twiceyou touch the ball with both hands twice and continue to dribble