Symbolism in “Of mice and men” by John Steinbeck One of the most important symbols of the novel is the symbolism of the Candy’s dog. As Candy’s dog is no longer needed and has given birth to new strong sheepdogs the only possible resolution is to kill the “unnecessary” animal. This killing is hidden behind the motive of not making the dog suffer.

Animal imagery as metaphors of power The image of animals on different things shares with us the unique contents that the art product carries inside and how deep African people felt other people to choose animals with such a precision; for example, a dog's skull on a African sculpture form means guardianship and surveillance. A dog is believed to help, because is warns people by barking that a stranger is coming or that the danger is close.A dog is believed to help, because is warns people by barking that a stranger is coming or that the danger is close.

Symbolism in “Of mice and men” by John Steinbeck Analyze the symbols of John Steinbeck’s “Of mice and men”.

Animal imagery as metaphors of power The evaluation of the symbolism of the animals and their meaning for the African Kingdom of Dahomey.

Symbolism in “Of mice and men” by John Steinbeck What is the role of the animals in the novel? How does the fate of Candy’s ancient dog reflect Lennie’s fate? How have the dreams of each of the characters affected their present life? Is faith vital for survival?

Animal imagery as metaphors of power How does African culture resemble all the history it has outlived? Why does the Dahome culture uses the animals as the metaphors for its power? How does the character of a lion reveal the Dahome culture?

Symbolism in “Of mice and men” by John Steinbeck The symbolism of the Candy’s dog, Lennie accidently killing a puppy and George and Lennie’s dream of a farm are essential elements of the message of John Steinbeck’s “Of mice and men”.

Animal imagery as metaphors of power The image of animals on different things shares with us the unique contents that the art product carries inside and how deep African people felt other people to choose animals with such a precision.