Today me and Slim walked to the bunkhouse together, just chattin’ about the little pup that Slim gave to Lennie, which is moreover a kind gesture of him, since we both know that it means a lot to Lennie. Now the big guy’s got something to pet. I hope this keeps him damn busy, so he won’t do anything stupid which will get us in trouble. Slim commented on the power of Lennie, when he’s buckin’ barley, saying that he almost killed his partner. I felt proud at that moment, and as proud as I am I told him that Lennie can do anything if it doesn’t require much thinking. I wonder what Lennie would’ve said if Slim gave a compliment similar to this, to him. Afterwards, he told me he found it funny that Lennie and me are together. Usually I get nervous or angry when people bring up this topic, like the boss of the ranch, but Slim someone managed to turn that negative emotion in a good one and I began telling him about Aunt Clara. I even told him about the pranks, like when I told Lennie to jump in the Sacramento River, even though he can’t swim at all. I also told Slim the horror-story of what Lennie did to a …show more content…
Knowing him, I already had a feeling that he took the little pup with him and smuggle it into the bunkhouse, so he could pet with it, even when he’s in the bunkhouse. To confirm that he had one, I asked him if he liked his pup. I was glad to hear that he liked it, but I needed to be strict, so I walked to him and grabbed the little pup which he had been hiding against his stomach. Later this day, that jerk Curley disturbed us again. This time, it ended horribly. When Curley saw Lennie laughin’, probably thinkin’ about something fun, like petting dogs or rabbits, he walked up to him and teased him. As soon as Curley started punching Lennie, I told him (as I promised to), to fight back. Ya know what he did? Lennie grabbed Curley’s hand and he crushed it, like it was nothing. Lennie crushed Curley’s damn
In addition, when Lennie crushes Curley’s hand Slim explains to Lennie that it is not his fault and lies to protect Lennie by stating, “It ain’t your fault, this punk sure had it comin’ to him,” as well as, “I think got your han’ caught in a machine. If you don’t tell nobody what happened,
The vocabulary used by Lennie is not the best. The characteristics of Lennie shows that he is not the brightest person. He was drinking lake water that was not clean. He ened up putting his hat in all and took a big gulp from the water. There is are mistakes made by Lennie throughout the book.
(73) Although all the men are looking away, Lennie does not understand the issue with staring at Curley’s wife even though he does not have a vulgar mind. Steinbeck depicts Lennie as having an innocent mind who does not take in his surroundings. Furthermore, when Lennie kills the puppy and Curley’s wife walks in he quickly tries to hide away the puppy as though he is embarrassed. Steinbeck reveals Lennie’s embarrassment, “In panic he shoveled hay over the puppy with his fingers…”
The topic ventures into soft things and Curley’s wife asks if Lennie would like to pet her hair. However, Lennie refuses to let go. “Lennie was in a panic. His face was contorted. She screamed then, and Lennie’s hand closed over her mouth and nose.
Slim knew that they would torture Lennie if they caught him alive, so he believes George made the right decision in killing Lennie humanely. After Slim realizes what George is going to do, he goes along with George’s plan. “I guess we gotta get ‘im,” Slim repeated.” (Page 97) Steinbeck shows that Slim repeats what he said to convey that Slim knows what George must do and accepts it. Steinbeck knows early on that George will kill Lennie.
Running away from a crime is never acceptable; Lennie ran away after committing the crime of killing Curley’s wife. A book called “Of Mice and Men,” written by John Steinbeck is about a long adventure with Lennie and George trying to fulfill their American dream. Their American dream was to own a farm, but it did not turn out the way they expected. George ends up shooting Lennie for the crime he had committed. George did make the right decision for killing Lennie because he is always ruining their chance to fulfill their American dream, causing trouble, and being harmful to the society.
The characters would constantly speak to Lennie and treat him differently than anybody would normally act toward another human being. The author alleges, “George put out his hands and grabbed Slim. ‘Wait a minute,’ he shouted. He cupped his hands around his mouth and yelled, ‘Get ‘im Lennie!’” (63).
Lennie doesn’t want to talk to her because it could get him in trouble but she uses her superior intellect to keep
He jus’ wanted to touch that red dress, like he wants to pet them pups all the time’” (Steinbeck 42). This quote is the first example in which Lennie’s mental disability gets in the way of his dreams. George tells Slim what had happened in Weed between Lennie and the woman in the red dress and how the whole situation started. “‘Sure, he 's [Lennie] jes like a kid.
In the novel of “Of Mice and Men” power and friendship is the very bases of the story. There are many people with power in the book but I specifically was interested in Curley’s power. Curley is the son of the Ranch’s boss and he is very spoiled. He does not listen to rules and usually gets away with any trouble he makes or gets into.
Who does the blame fall on in the murder? Now in the little town of Soledad two people have died, Lennie and Curley’s Wife. Lennie killed Curley’s wife George was right when he killed Lennie, even though they might have been able to make it out alive. George did the right thing when he killed Lennie because Lennie was starting not to listen to him and could end up getting George and Lennie killed.
They learned the boss only has one hand and a very old dog who smells bad. Their living residents is called the bunkhouse. A young man by the name of Curley talks to them and does not like Lennie. Then later Curley’s wife which Curley had been looking for her asked were Curley was. They ignored her so Curley would not get mad.
Seen throughout the book, Of Mice and Men, the character development of the main character, Lennie, was changing to a more violent and uncontrollable human, and foreshadowed his death. Since Lennie killed Curley’s wife he was a fugitive, and anyone who killed him is just. In the novel of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, the character George is justified in killing Lennie because of his actions caused by his disabilities allowing for a better life. George’s decision on killing Lennie was the right one.
Mainly his pride is hurt from when Lennie beat him up and broke his hand, but the fact that Lennie kills Curley’s wife does not help the situation at all. Curley shows his hatred for Lennie when he says, “I’m gonna get him. I’m going for my shotgun. I’ll kill the big son-of-a-bitch myself. I’ll shoot ‘im in the guts” (Steinbeck 96).
In this episode, Curley’s wife is having a conversation with Lennie about her American Dream of an actress in a desperate attempt to cure her loneliness. She also consolidates Lennie about the death of the puppy. Lennie confesses his desideratum to tend the rabbits because he simply likes to pet nice things. Curley’s wife then makes the big mistake of asking him to stroke her hair, and Lennie being Lennie goes too far, gets scared, and snaps Curley’s wife’s neck,”He shook her then, and he was angry with her… And then she was still, for Lennie had broken her neck.”