Ch. 3, OMM Notes Guiding question: Do you think George’s, Lennie’s, and Candy’s dream will come true? Overall, what mood do you think the author is trying.

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Ch. 3, OMM Notes Guiding question: Do you think George’s, Lennie’s, and Candy’s dream will come true? Overall, what mood do you think the author is trying to create?

Literary Device/Element /Technique Name Description Effect (What was the author’s purpose for using this?) Symbolism/foreshadowing Imagery/foreshadowing Allusion

Literary Device/Element /Technique Name Description Effect (What was the author’s purpose for using this?) Allusion Characterization (details about a character) Characterization

Literary Device/Element /Technique Name Description Effect (What was the author’s purpose for using this?)