The themes of predatory nature and fraternity bonds between men are important in Steinbeck's “Of Mice and Men” because of the examples of Curley’s father’s questioning of Lennie and George spoke for both of them, George’s antagonization of Lennie for not …show more content…
In the beginning of the book lennie forgets where they are going, why, and what happened to his work pass george became irritated very quickly with lennie not remembering and asking so many questions. So george starts yelling at lennie he also took the mouse lennie was petting as they were walking and george proceeded to be very rude and short with lennie as they continue to walk. Also george used to pick on lennie and tell him to do dumb stuff that could get him hurt or even killed. George understands that lennie is very different but because he doesn't remember and has to ask so many questions irritates george. Lennie doesn't understand why george gets angry with him he just want to be good and stay out of