How Is Lennie Unpredictable In Of Mice And Men

Next to the flowing river, the golden rays of sunlight slowly creeped away along the huge Gabilan Mountains. Along the river were rows a trees, Willows young and fresh along with spotted white Sycamore trees. Below the trees were a thick blanket of leaves crisp from the sun's rays. Johns Steinbeck's novel Of Mice and Men showcases the dreams of two men who traveled through the farm lands of Central California of the late 1930s. Lennie's an unpredictable man as a result by not knowing how to make decisions, not knowing his own strength, and not knowing how to control his temper. The first way Lennie's an unpredictable man is by the decisions he makes. Lennie was feeling the woman's hair admiring her soft silky hair. The girl asked Lennie to stop and the woman then started to yell. “[All the sudden]Lennie was in a panic. His face was contorted. She screamed then, and Lennie's other hand closed over
People may think Lennie is innocent and doesn't mean to do all these things and how he's nice; however him killing the woman, feeling random girls dresses, and getting mad for no reason are ways of him being unpredictable. Throughout the novel, Lennie is constantly doing things that usually result in some sort of death, punishment, or fight, but Lennie doesn't mean to do any of this. All of this is all by accident or not meant to be like when he broke Curley's hand. Immediately after he regretted what he did and was almost crying because he saw what he has done. It's the same scenario when he was trying to touch the randoms girls dress. He was only curious about it but his curiosity also caused him to get in major trouble. “The deep green pool of the Salinas river was still in the late afternoon. Already the sun had left the valley to go climbing up the slopes of the Gabilan mountains, and the hilltops were rosy in the