What are the important places in 'Of Mice and Men' and why?

Answer 1

in the brush by the river in the beginning of book is important because that is were we get the animal references and its not only were we meet George and Lennie but also when George shoots Lennie also crooks room is important as its were we see crooks and how he is lonely (there is alot to talk about crooks room) the bunk house is important as it shows the life of the workers.

Answer 2

The bunkhouse and the barn are important settings in "Of Mice and Men" as they represent the harsh living conditions and loneliness faced by the characters. The Salinas River is significant as it symbolizes dreams and freedom for characters like George and Lennie. The ranch itself serves as a backdrop for the characters' struggles and dreams, highlighting the harsh reality of the American Dream during the Great Depression.