What ways does John Steinbeck relate his life to his book Of Mice and Men?

Answer 1

He derived the characters and the setting form his experiences as a farm laborer in California in 1922.

Answer 2

John Steinbeck drew on his own experiences working as a ranch hand in California to create the setting and characters in "Of Mice and Men." His exposure to the struggles of migrant workers during the Great Depression influenced the themes of loneliness, friendship, and the American Dream in the novel. Steinbeck's personal observations of human nature and relationships also shaped the interactions and dynamics between characters like George and Lennie.

Answer 3

In Of Mice and Men John Steinbeck uses a variety of techniques such as similies, metaphors etc.

Answer 4

He was communicating the idea behind a well-known quote from Scottish poet Robert Burns: "The best laid plan 'o mice and men, gang aft aglee" ("go often astray").

Answer 5

I hav no clue!