Satire for Of Mice and Men?

Answer 1

No, "Of Mice and Men" is not a satire. Steinbeck does not appear to be ridiculing or lampooning the characters in this mini novel. I think he thinks he's portraying a period, his political suasion, a subtle Propaganda piece, a cross between experience and philosophy, duh, but nonetheless effective, even if you do not entirely agree with the hidden agenda(if there is one).

Answer 2

In a satirical take on "Of Mice and Men," George and Lenny could find themselves lost in a modern-day office setting, struggling with email etiquette and power struggles among their coworkers. The relationships could be portrayed as shallow and competitive, with George trying to navigate office politics while keeping Lenny out of trouble. Ultimately, the story could highlight the absurdity of bureaucracy and the dehumanizing effects of corporate culture.

Answer 3

Satire is A literary mode based on criticism of people and society through ridicule.