musical mode and a sense of place, they create a residence for a character, and a
learning place for your mind. In bath Steinbecks novel Of Mice and Men, he
uses diction and repetition of phrases to enhance the musical mode of his novel.
The repetition or records and ideas in this novel enhances the mood,
oddly when dulcifys dog died, and in the final ikon.
The moment when silence sets in is the moment that a person knows
that something is wrong. When candy goes silent magic trick Steinbeck repeats
that one ledger over and over again. Using that word enhances the mood of
this scene. The silence settled into the room and the silence lasted
(Steinbeck 49). In this same scene Steinbeck repeats one phrase. He uses it
four time total, three times on one page. Candy set up still, staring at the
ceiling (Steinbeck 50). By repeating the word silence and the phrase
Staring at the ceiling Steinbeck enhances the mood and tries to make you
feel like you are in the scene with the characters. Using diction in this scene
surrounds you with the silence that Candy is experiencing.
In the final scene Steinbeck repeats the word hell and each time he
uses this word its in the phrase you gonna own me hell. Using this word
is enhancing the fearful mood of what is to come. blaze is a word/place that
has fear associated with it. When Lennie continuously asks, George you
gonna open me hell? (Steinbeck 81), over and over even though state
eagerly, it gives the reader a sense of fear for whats climax up in the story.
Go on George aint you gonna give me no more hell? [Asked Lennie] no,
give tongue to George (Steinbeck 83). Lennie expecting and eager for George to give
him more hell does not worry the answer he expects because George knows
that he is about to end Lennies life. He wants to end Lennies life on a rectify
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