Defeat In John Steinbeck's Of Mice And Men
A man once loved basketball but his legs were paralyzed in a auto accident and he couldn't play. In the eyes of defeat he surpassed that and went into the wheelchair league for basketball. These characteristics can also be shown in John Steinbeck's book of Of Mice and Men. The characters George Milton, Lennie Small, and Candy all show that they could be considered gallant in the eyes of defeat.
George is gallant in the way of being self sacrificing because he gives up being able to pursue his dream in order to look after his friend. They were by a river on their way to their new job and George becomes mad at Lennie. He burst out with "God almighty if I was alone I could live so easy. I could get a job'n work, no trouble at all." George
George is gallant in the way of being self sacrificing because he gives up being able to pursue his dream in order to look after his friend. They were by a river on their way to their new job and George becomes mad at Lennie. He burst out with "God almighty if I was alone I could live so easy. I could get a job'n work, no trouble at all." George