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Of Mice and Men, Dichotomy (something made of two very different parts) -…

- - - - he damn near drowned before we could get in
- - - - "For Slim's opnions were law"
      - "Prince of the ranch"
    - - "High heeled boots"
    - - Crooks
        
        Lennie
        
        "Crooks saw the danger as it approached him"
        
        "face lighted with pleasure in his torture"
      - Threatened Crooks "I could get you sturng up on a tree so easy it ain't even funny"
  - - - "Live offa the fatta the lan'"(1,3,6)
      - "he ain't gonna let me tend the rabbits"
    - - "Tha's three hundred, an' I got fifty more comin' the end a the month" (3)
      - "But I'll be in our own place, an' I'll work on our own place" (3)
      - "He usta like to hear about it so much I got to thinking maybe we would"
    - - "You guys is just kiddin' yourself" (4)
      - "Why I'd come an' lend a hand" (4)
      - "Well, jus' forget it" (4)
    - - "Coulda been in the movies, an' had nice clothes"
    - - "I bet we could swing her"
- - - - Crooks
        
        "Reduced himself to nothing. There was no personality, no ego---" (4)
    - - Curley's wife
        
        "Never seen no jailbait worse than her" (George), "Rat trap"
        
        "I think Curley's married...a tart."
    - - Candy and his dog
        
        "He ain't no good to himself"
    - - Lennie
        
        "He was so damn nice to me for pullin' him out"
    - - Candy and Crooks
        
        "They'll can me purty soon"(Candy)
        
        "An' he give the stable buck hell, too"(Candy)