An Analysis of Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck
Nazanin Minoei “Relationship between George and Lennie ’’
In the story “Of Mice and Men ’’ by John Steinbeck , George and
Lennie’s relationship is very close. Even though they are not related, their
relationship is a father and son relationship. First of all, their relationship is
under a lot of strain because they have a close and strong relationship, and
in the 1930s in America, nobody rusted each other to make friends and
travel everywhere together; consequently, their relationship looked strange
.In addition,George feels responsible for Lennie, and this makes their
relationship even stronger because Lennie is mentally disabled . In fact,
Lennie acts very childishly and George acts like parents to him, and
George helps him in many ways so that Lennie does not get into trouble.
When they want to talk to the boss and Lennie acts strange, George tells
his boss that Lennie felled down from a horse; he is mentally disabled, and
he is not smart, but he is a good worker. In addition, George and Lennie
have the same dream to have a house on a farm where Lennie gets to
have lots of rabbit because rabbits give Lennie a safe feeling. George also
wants a farm because he wants to work for himself without any boss that
orders him around; consequently, this dream gives them hope and makes
their relationship stronger. They work hard together and help each other to
buy a house to achieve their dreams, but they first need money to buy the
house, so they have to work in on the ranch to save money .overall,
George takes care of Lennie , and Lennie loves him and would not do an,
and Lennie loves him and would not do anything to hurt
In the story “Of Mice and Men ’’ by John Steinbeck , George and
Lennie’s relationship is very close. Even though they are not related, their
relationship is a father and son relationship. First of all, their relationship is
under a lot of strain because they have a close and strong relationship, and
in the 1930s in America, nobody rusted each other to make friends and
travel everywhere together; consequently, their relationship looked strange
.In addition,George feels responsible for Lennie, and this makes their
relationship even stronger because Lennie is mentally disabled . In fact,
Lennie acts very childishly and George acts like parents to him, and
George helps him in many ways so that Lennie does not get into trouble.
When they want to talk to the boss and Lennie acts strange, George tells
his boss that Lennie felled down from a horse; he is mentally disabled, and
he is not smart, but he is a good worker. In addition, George and Lennie
have the same dream to have a house on a farm where Lennie gets to
have lots of rabbit because rabbits give Lennie a safe feeling. George also
wants a farm because he wants to work for himself without any boss that
orders him around; consequently, this dream gives them hope and makes
their relationship stronger. They work hard together and help each other to
buy a house to achieve their dreams, but they first need money to buy the
house, so they have to work in on the ranch to save money .overall,
George takes care of Lennie , and Lennie loves him and would not do an,
and Lennie loves him and would not do anything to hurt