Explore and compare the characters, achievements and deaths of Lennie Small, from John Steinbeck's 'Of Mice and Men' and Bill Sikes from, Charles Dickens 'Oliver Twist'.
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Have a little read: ... Wide Reading In this essay I will explore and compare the characters, achievements and deaths of Lennie Small, from John Steinbeck's 'Of Mice and Men' and Bill Sikes from, Charles Dickens 'Oliver Twist'. I have read both novels and enjoyed them immensely because of the wonderful characters, language and techniques used by the authors especially when describing the worlds they conjured within their novels. These two books also express perfectly the pioneering views of Dickens and Stienbeck; they both used their writings in an attempt to make their socialist views subtly heard by the masses. In the eras of Dickens and also Steinbeck, problems such as, racism, sexism, poverty and the class divide were simply accepted by society. These two authors saw the problems of their social structures, the discriminative attitudes of the people and wanted to make the public aware, being greatly frowned upon by some. Dickens and Steinbeck were soldiers
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