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    way both Lennie and George are first described. How is this initial description fitting when we find out more about each man? 2) Is the relationship between George and Lennie one of friendship‚ or does George only feel obligated to take care of Lennie? What evidence can you find to support either conclusion? 3) Why does Lennie have the dead mouse? Why does George take it away? 4) What happened at the last place where Lennie and George worked? 5) Describe the dream George and Lennie share for

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    characters’‚ George and Lennie’s‚ friendship is special‚ when Lennie says to George‚ “I got you to look after me‚ and you got me to look after you”(14) showing that they aren’t like the other men in the 1930’s that traveled alone. Then‚ Steinbeck

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    job of portraying all of these themes in his book Of Mice and Men. John Steinbeck sets his book up during the great depression‚ there he illustrates the themes of broken dreams‚ friendship‚ racism‚ and loneliness. The main characters are George and Lennie‚ two migrant workers that stick together for the entirety of the novella. The most important thing that John Steinbeck portrays in his book is the need and desire for companionship all people have. George’s personality is strict but he hides his

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    Places a. b. George: -George is a small and sharp man who has been Lennie guardian ever since his Aunt Clara did. He gives Lennie directions to follow; they are best friends and travel together. He and Lennie dream of having their own farm and working for themselves rather than a ranch owner. George eventually kills Lennie to prevent a stranger from handling the task; the dream of a farm also dies with Lennie. c. Lennie: -Lennie is large and very powerful‚ such as a bear or a dog. He also enjoys

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    describes two main characters (Lennie and George) who are very contrasting to one another‚ but bring very similar values that lead to a strong relationship. Although Romeo and Juliet do specific things that are on the right track of a good relationship‚ George and Lennie in Of Mice and Men develop a stronger relationship because they share the same independent goals‚ they help one another out‚ and lastly‚ they fill in each other’s missing piece to the puzzle. George and Lennie have a stronger relationship

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    when George and Lennie have left a ranch in weed. They are now camping out near the Salinas River. We find out that George is a slim and intelligent person but Lennie is a big strong and described as an opposite of George. Lennie goes to drink water from the pool’s edge and drinks like a hungry animal‚ George cautions him‚ telling him the water may not be very good. However‚ Lennie ignores his advice. The two men are on their way to get a temporary job‚ George also warns Lennie not to say anything

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    relationship exists between George and Lennie‚ and is demonstrated throughout the novel‚ Of Mice and Men. However‚ other characters in the novel do not have symbiotic relationships. Since these characters do not have symbiotic relationships‚ they cannot experience life to its fullest and they have trouble leading a healthy‚ and rewarding life. "[…] I got you to look after me and you got me to look after you […]." Lennie says this line when he is talking to George. Lennie relies on George for numerous things

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    The boss thinks that George and Lennie are trying to trick him. Also he thinks that George is manipulating Lennie‚ so that he can take all the money Lennie makes. | “Well‚ I never seen one guy take so much trouble for another guy. I just like to know what your interest is.” | Page 22 | The boss doesn’t understand why George would want to take all the blame for Lennie. He believes that George is using Lennie. The boss wants to know why‚ so the boss can use Lennie as well. | “I wasn’t kicked in

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    was an idealist‚ and had been motivated‚ antisocial‚ short tempered‚ and much more. George started this novel with a dream of living an ideal life with Lennie. “We’re gonna live off the fatta the land‚” he’d say. He wanted to go somewhere off the grid with Lennie so that they’d both be safe and not have to worry about other people or Lennie getting in trouble. He wants to escape the harshness of the world that the two live in so that they can both be safe and happy. “I’d be bringin’ in my own

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    Steinbeck uses foreshadowing for many reason‚ specifically by using the title to foreshadow the plot‚ by using prior events to foreshadow to the death of Curley’s wife‚ to foreshadow the death of George and Lennie’s dream and to foreshadow the death of Lennie. One way Steinbeck uses foreshadowing is by using the title. The title may seem random to many readers‚ but it is truly significant to the plot itself. The poem “To a Mouse” by Robert Burns‚ was written in 1785 and is about a farmer apologizing

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