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According to the crooks, Lennie will go to a mental hospital if George goes away. However, as far as that goes, that’s because Lennie is written in this book in such a way that it is obvious something is wrong with him. The reader never knows what, specifically, since Steinbeck doesn’t tell us. Regardless, at this point in the book, Lennie simply can’t take care of himself. George is the one that keeps him from going off the leash. That’s all there is to it. Now, I haven’t read “Of Mice and Men”, but I know enough about the characters to answer this question. I’m probably leaving out some major details, but I don’t have time to read this book right now.

The story “Of Mice and Men” was also made into a movie. It includes two main characters during the Great Depression when these two characters are trying to find work. They travel from farm to farm doing work until it is time to move on. The two characters are George and Lennie. Lennie is the shorter, average sized man who is in charge. He would make the arrangements to find work. George, on the other hand, has developmental problems and is considered to be slow. He follows Lennie and George is good-natured, but easy to persuade. There is not a lot of information known about these two characters pertaining to their backgrounds. For example, George is known to be in his twenties or thirties, but it is believed that he is older than Lennie.

He actually only gave one puppy to Lennie. Slim did drown some of the puppies as well, four of them, because he said the mother couldn't feed that many. He did also tell Candy he could have one of the puppies to replace his old dog if he wanted to.

It should be 4 because that never even happened in the story, Lennie is the one who held the mouse, plus it was already dead.

George and Lennie left the last place they were at because they had to run from the law. This scene occurs in the famous English novella that is written by John Steinbeck and it is named “Of Mice and Men”. This novella was first published in 1937 and it follows the story of two migrants named George Milton, and Lennie Small. They move around various places around California searching for job opportunities while the great depression of the United States of America. This novella is considered as one of the most widely read works in America literature and is commonly taught to students.

They are not lonely or they have eachothe... JUST KARING

The correct answer is option C They think that she is a tart. Curley’s wife was the only female character mentioned in the novel. The male characters on the ranch feel threatened by her. They call her a tart because she is flirtatious and her husband is jealous and violent. Old candy stated that he observes that Curley’s wife looks at Carlson and Slim in a seductive manner. He says that he thinks Curley has “married a tart”. They didn’t suspect that she married Curley because she was pregnant; for money neither did they pity her for her marriage to Curley. Therefore, all other options listed above are wrong.

Slim drowns 4 of the 9 puppies that his dog Lulu has and gives 1 puppy to Lennie but lets Lennie hang out with the dogs in the barn and yada yada yada ya know.

Lennie doesn't talk alot the only time he wants to talk is when he wants something.

I would say to a certain extent so I don't like this question

George instructs Lennie to be quiet and not say a word when they get to the ranch. Since this is found in chapter 1, there’s not much to spoil, but I’ll say it anyway: SPOILER ALERT. Lennie is mentally handicapped (the word “retarded” is used, but I find that it can be a bit repetitive to use only that word), and often forgets that he’s supposed to let George do all the talking. Because of this, he’s gotten them into a lot of trouble before the novel even begins. The novel mentions that they had been run out of the last town due to Lennie’s obsession with petting soft things; he touched a woman’s dress because it looked soft and she screamed.

George does the imitating. He imitates Lennie when he wants to hear about the dream.