Of Mice and Men

Why is it so important for George to own his own piece of land and farm? what benefits would owning their own farm provide? As migrant workers, what does having that mean to them (pg57)

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The biggest theme of this story is isolation and loneliness. These itinerant workers live lives of solitude travelling from place to place. Home is a distant memory and these men long for a place of their own: the long for a place that defines them and they belong to. George and Lennie do not want to travel the country working for other people, they want a place to belong to and call their own.