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Differences Between Of Mice And Men Movie And Book

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In the book Of Mice And Men, compared to the movie was a little different but also very similar. Something I was glad to see stay in the movie as well as the book was, the dream farm. One of my favorite parts from Of Mice And Men, was when Lennie got to pick out his puppy from Slim. A very sad part of the book and movie is when Lennie kills Curley 's wife, after that you just kind of know something bad is about to happen. Then, it happens and George finds Lennie and instead of the guys finding him and torturing him George makes a bold move and shoots Lennie. The way George kills Lennie is a nice gesture, he makes him happy and doesn’t let him know that he is about to die. The movie and book also had some differences, like in the beginning of

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