I think that because these series of events is why george is justified in shooting lennie, yes it was a hard decision but lennie was not capable of doing anything on his own, and he got himself in this position where george had no other choice but to because he was already going to be shot any way by curly . so he did the job before anyone else…
“ I’m gonna shoot the guts outta that big bastard myself, even if I only got one hand,” (Steinbeck pg. 98). Obviously, Curley was ready to kill Lennie with a torturous death. Furthermore, George did choose the wise decision. Lennie had the mind of a child in a adult’s body. He was not…
In “Of Mice and Men” by John Steinbeck, George makes a rash decision, and that decision is shooting Lennie. I think George made the right decision shooting Lennie because Curley would’ve made sure Lennie was tortured, and Lennie got to die happy. Also, George gets to make sure no one else can get their hands on Lennie, causing him to get hurt worse than what already happened.…
In John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men, the two main characters, George and Lennie, frequently run into Curley, a contentious and hostile man. Curley is one of the main sources of conflict in the book, as we see when George warns Lennie: “…You gonna have trouble with that Curley guy… He’s gonna take a sock at you the first chance he gets” (Steinbeck, 29). Curley is representative of aggression and oppression, which Steinbeck shows us in both Curley’s actions and words.…
Some people might think that George is not a true friend to Lennie. They might think this because George kills Lennie. George could have run away with Lennie instead of killing him, or he could have let Lennie run away on his own. He killed Lennie because it was the best option he had. The mob could have found Lennie, and Lennie would just mess up again. Also he killed him peacefully, which is better than any other form of death and a sign of compassion. If George didn’t kill Lennie Curley’s mob would have killed him in a more painful way, which George would not…
In the novel of “Of Mice and Men” Steinbeck invented an extremely ambiguous character known as Curely’s Wife. Readers would ether like or dislike the personality of Curley’s Wife. Her dream was to be in the movies as she quotes “Nother time I met a guy an’ he was in pitchers. Went out to the Riverside Dance Palace with him. He says he was gonna put me in the movies. Says I was a natural” In the novel she was massively disliked by the other characters for her attracting the attention of other men when she was married. She does this by the way she dresses. This makes her sexually provocative and attractive to men.…
The book Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck portrays the story of two migrant workers, George and Lennie, who are completely different people, but who stick together in the face of discrimination and loneliness. There are many different characters who each have their own hopes and aspirations that are depicted in the book, however one character that stands out is Curley’s wife. At first, the book introduces her as a seductress who dresses extravagantly and wears too much makeup. The men on the ranch say she plays around and they call her names such as “tart” or “jail bait”. She is defined by her role in the book, Curley’s wife. In other words, Curley’s property. She is never given a name throughout the book, only being referred to as Curley’s wife. However, as the book goes on, the reader begins to learn the complexities of Curley’s wife. It is revealed that she has a dream of her own, to be in the movies, and hates being tied down on the ranch. “ ‘Nother time I met a guy, an’…
when George shoots Lennie it was justified in the way that it was in the way of mercy saving Lennie from the torture that Curley would have done to Lennie if George did not kill Lennie himself. George did not want Lennie be killed because of what he did, and in the book George finds the body before everyone else and…
First of all, George is right to kill Lennie because George wants to protect Lennie from suffering a painful death. If Lennie is caught…
If lennie did not have George he would not live near as long as he does. Even though he gets killed at the end, it is because George knows then when lennie gets out he will just do the same things that he did. George tells Lennie what to do because he knows that if he yells at lennie that at some point he will get that what he did was bad and he would learn. Lennie does not understand that when he commits a bad action he will have to pay for it. At the end of the movie Lenni is killed because he commits murder trying to get Curly’s wife to quit screaming because he would not let go.…
At any point of time, George could have left Lennie in the hands of the men that were after him, but George decided to help Lennie, and find them both a better life. Another example of George’s loyalty is shown during the time of the fight between Lennie and Curley,…
In section 4, Steinbeck presents Curley’s wife as lonely as she describes how she is ‘Standin’ here talkin’ to a bunch of bindle stiffs…an’ liking it because they ain’t nobody else.’ The pronoun ‘nobody’ indicates a sense of isolation and emphasises her empty life. Curley refused to let his wife out with the ranch workers so for someone to talk she came to people she would normally avoid under normal circumstances. However due to her lonesome life she results to communication with these outcasts. The fact that she refers to the men as ‘bindle stiffs’ implies she thinks she is superior to them, when in reality she has more in common with them than she might like to think. As she states ‘They left all the weak ones here’ it becomes clear to…
Before George made that fatal decision, he didn’t scare Lennie, he didn’t make him feel like he had done anything wrong, and he wasn’t angry. George brought him to his happy place, their dream farm. “No Lennie. I ain’t mad. I never been mad, an’ I ain’t now.” (Steinbeck 105) In the moment, George was thinking what is the way to go for his best friend. Would he rather be killed quickly and painlessly by me, or slow and suffering by an angry curley? Curley was furious and was prepared to attack Lennie and George knew that, George saved Lennie by shooting him. “I'm gonna shoot the guts outta that big bastard myself, even if I only got one hand. I'm gonna get ‘im.” (Steinbeck…
One reason that it was okay for George to shoot Lennie was that Lennie was mentally ill and did not know better. He did not have a high mental capacity, so he did not know when he was doing something wrong until after he had done it and he will continue to do wrong things because he just doesn't know better. I also do not think George wanted to have to take care of Lennie for the rest of his life.…
“We cannot succeed when were held back”. In Of Mice and Men John Steinbeck creates this character that is portrayed to be a villain. She is a married woman who flirts with men and is referred to as a tart. She can also be described as kind of a trouble maker. She has gotten men on the ranch in trouble with her husband,Curley, and doesn't seem loyal to him.But she can also be labeled as a victim.She is isolated and mistreated by Curley,who she doesn't like any ways and is called names by the men on the ranch ,which she has to stay on.…