“Hope, is not a dream, but a way of making dreams become reality” -L.J. Suenens.
In the novella Of mice of men, by John Steinbeck, and the movie “Simon Birch” directed by Mark Steven Johnson, the audience learns that one should not let his or her disability get in the way of his or her dreams.

In the book of mice and men, George doesn't let Lennie’s disabilities affect him
George doesn't let Lenny’s disability affect him, he still works hard as he would always, because he want to achieve his hopes and dreams by working hard. At the ranch Lennie dosent look like he could do any work, Lennie’s Aunt Clara took care of him, he had been kicked in the head by a horse when he was young. Lenny also has has a disability of being a little slow. Lennie …show more content…
In the movie “Simon Birch”- Mark Steven Johnson his or her disability get in the way of hard work. At the base ballpark, after simon swung the bat, the ball hit birches mother in the head with the baseball. Simon was born with a disability, that made him short as a kid.
Joe is Simon's best friend and they both like baseball, they also play on the same team which makes them good friends. Simon and Joe help each other out because Simon has not that much friends and Joe plays baseball with Simon, Simon and Joe were playing a game of baseball when Simon goes to bat, Simon hits a homerun, but as soon it happens everyone was amazed on how he could hit that ball like that. The only problem was that the baseball was coming right after Joe’s Mother, soon later hits Joe's mom right in the forehead, (ref checks the pulse), “she’s dead” Simon rapidly crying after knowing he had killed Joe’s Mother with a baseball, when Simon was loved by Joe’s mom like one of her own, after the death of Joe’s Mother, Joe knows how much Simon loved her, almost as if she was his own. Joe also gets mad at Simon then gets called small, because Simon is small and he has been like that because he was sick as a