Throughout time many writers conveyed feelings through their writing that most people can relate to. John Steinbeck was one of these writers that had the capacity of really connecting to his audience with the fictional characters of the story. Steinbeck's two books, The Pearl and Of Mice and Men, Steinbeck shows many feelings and experiences that one can relate to. In the books The Pearl and Of Mice and Men Steinbeck shows the theme of family that can be easily compared and contrasted due to their circumstances. Family is one of the themes that Steinbeck transmitted through with book The Pearl. “ Kino has a wife and a little kid, and they would do any to keep each other safe and sound. When Coyotito, the baby, got stung by a scorpion Juana sprung immediately into action and started to suck the venom out of Coyotito. Kino had the intention of giving his family the best life that they could have, but sadly it did not end that way.
In the book Of Mice and Men, Steinbeck follows George and Lennie who have stuck together through the hardships of life. George has always stuck by Lenny’s side even though he is not the brightest person on Earth. Steinbeck clearly showed that the love for family is …show more content…
In The Pearl Kino wants the utmost best well being for his family. They will do anything they could to protect each other from harm. In Of Mice and Men, George will do anything to protect Lennie from danger, even if that means to move from place to place to avoid danger. In the other hand are different due to that fact that each of them are in different circumstances. In The Pearl Kino’s family was there when everyone was against him. In Of Mice and Men, the only person that Lenny had by his side was George. Steinbeck transmitted the universal condition of family, but not necessarily in a good way. He wrote about the reality of family
In the book Of Mice and Men, Steinbeck follows George and Lennie who have stuck together through the hardships of life. George has always stuck by Lenny’s side even though he is not the brightest person on Earth. Steinbeck clearly showed that the love for family is …show more content…
In The Pearl Kino wants the utmost best well being for his family. They will do anything they could to protect each other from harm. In Of Mice and Men, George will do anything to protect Lennie from danger, even if that means to move from place to place to avoid danger. In the other hand are different due to that fact that each of them are in different circumstances. In The Pearl Kino’s family was there when everyone was against him. In Of Mice and Men, the only person that Lenny had by his side was George. Steinbeck transmitted the universal condition of family, but not necessarily in a good way. He wrote about the reality of family