It is unclear how Miss Havisham feels about her behavior at the end of her life as she dies shortly after realizing the damage she had caused to those around her.
John debates with Helmholtz and Mustapha the Controller about the place of individuality and freedom in a society that values conformity and stability.
Steinbeck chose the title Of Mice and Men to reflect the struggles and eventual tragedies faced by the characters, who are like mice in a world controlled by larger, more powerful forces.
Janie interacts with the women she meets in the Everglades with understanding and empathy, often building connections based on shared experiences and struggles.