Out of This Furnace

Out of This Furnace

by

Thomas Bell

Mikie Dobrejcak Character Analysis

Mikie is Mike and Mary’s third-born child. He is Dobie and Pauline’s younger brother and the older brother of Agnes. When his mother falls ill, Mikie lives with her and Pauline in the sanitarium, where he grows to be taller than Dobie. He becomes an apprentice machinist in the Westinghouse and upon finishing, gets a job in the steel mill. Mikie then moves to New York, where he develops an interest in photography. He prefers the East Coast to Braddock's dirty, smoky air.

Mikie Dobrejcak Quotes in Out of This Furnace

The Out of This Furnace quotes below are all either spoken by Mikie Dobrejcak or refer to Mikie Dobrejcak. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
Immigration and American Identity Theme Icon
).
Part 4, Chapter 14 Quotes

You know, you really ought to be allowed to pick your own place to be born in. Considering how it gets into you.

Related Characters: Mikie Dobrejcak (speaker), John “Johnny” Dobrejcak / Dobie
Related Symbols: Steel Mills, Unions
Page Number: 373
Explanation and Analysis:
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Mikie Dobrejcak Quotes in Out of This Furnace

The Out of This Furnace quotes below are all either spoken by Mikie Dobrejcak or refer to Mikie Dobrejcak. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
Immigration and American Identity Theme Icon
).
Part 4, Chapter 14 Quotes

You know, you really ought to be allowed to pick your own place to be born in. Considering how it gets into you.

Related Characters: Mikie Dobrejcak (speaker), John “Johnny” Dobrejcak / Dobie
Related Symbols: Steel Mills, Unions
Page Number: 373
Explanation and Analysis: