On the ranch in Steinbeck's novella, which could be described as "a world often ruled by the dollar and what it can buy," how exactly does "friendship, like love, opens other vistas"? What is the relationship between friendship and dreams?

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Dixie Mccall

8 October, 03:00

On the ranch in Steinbeck's novella, which could be described as "a world often ruled by the dollar and what it can buy," how exactly does "friendship, like love, opens other vistas"? What is the relationship between friendship and dreams?

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Brent Walls · Answer 1

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John Steinbeck was an American writer who was awarded the Novel Prize in 1962. His most famous works are Of Mice and Men, Grapes of Wrath, among others. He also wrote non-fictional works. A novella is a long short story or a short novel.

The phrase friendship, like love, opens other vistas, is contrasting with a world often ruled by the dollar and what I can buy, meaning that friendship offers invaluable things that money cannot buy. Also, friendship is related to dreams because friends encourage them and also to go after the dreams.