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A Cat Called Ginger
Title: A Cat Called Ginger
Type: Animation

Characters:
Lucy (George):
Female
Dog
Beagle
A Parental figure for Ginger
Careful
Dreams of living with Ginger in her house in Magnolia street
Escape artist

Ginger (Lennie):
Male
Kitten
Ginger-coloured Domestic Short Hair
Boisterous
carefree
Dreams of living in the same house as Lucy

Will (Candy):
Male
3 year old boy
Caucasian
Wants to help Lucy achieve her dream and be a part of Ginger's life

Boy's Mum (Slim):
Female
Moth… Continue

Title: A Cat Called Ginger
Type: Animation

Characters:
Lucy (George):
Female
Dog
Beagle
A Parental figure for Ginger
Careful
Dreams of living with Ginger in her house
Escape artist

Ginger (Lennie):
Male
Cat
Domestic Short Hair
Boisterous
carefree
Dreams of living in the same house as Lucy

Will (Candy):
Male
3 year old boy
Caucasian
Wants to help Lucy achieve her dream and be a part of Ginger's life

Boy's Mum (Slim):
Female
Mother
Age: no comment
Caucasian
Always does the best she can to plea… Continue

Characters:
George: a rough but friendly bloke who travels around with Lennie. Has a dream of owning a farm called Dandella with a small shack on it. The floor is just rammed dirt with newspaper papes for wallpaper. Unique bond with Lennie. Theymet in a refugee camp on christmas island

Lennie: a big and strong man of Chinese decent (set around the time of mass immigration just before the Great depression). Lennie may have been kicked in the head by a kangeroo and is also just learning to speak… Continue

What is of Mice and Men about?

It is of my opinion that 'Of Mice and Men' as both movie and book share a common message and meaning. I think that it shows how true mate-ship or family make life much more treasurable life is when you know that there is someone else in the world who cares about you. Within both book and film, George seems to me like a parent to Lennie and although he openly expresses how much better his life would be without him, I think he knows that this might not be the case.… Continue

Question 2

In what ways does Sinise tell his story differently from Steinbeck?

I feel that because Steinbeck has written a book and Sinise has created a film, their methods in getting the message and experience that they aim to achieve for the viewer are quite different art forms.

Steinbeck uses pages of adjectives throughout ‘Of Mice And Men’ to describe scenes in an attempt, I feel, to make it feel similar for the reader to watching a movie with each reader creating vivid images flashing ac… Continue