Of Mice And Men George And Lennie's Relationship
Essay Preparation
English
what relationship would you address? thesis / argument (what have you got to say about this relationship) ?
Elaborate on this with three key points
Relevant quotes ( include page no)
George and lennie’s relationship
George and Lennie were very close, they travelled around together.
George is the responsible one and Lennie is the childish one.
George is the carer and the supporter of Lennie because Lennie can not take care of himself.
Quotes Of Mice and Men dominant-submissive relationship between George and Lennie. Throughout the novel, Steinbeck portrays George as a fatherly figure who protects, comforts, and serves as Lennie’s conscience. As the two men meet and greet with the other ranch-hands on the farm, they come across the confrontational Curly who. Pg3
Of Mice and Men the Relationship Between George and Lennie in Chapter 1
George shows a bit of hatred towards Lennie, he thinks of what he could have if Lennie wasn’t around and contrasts that with George. There is also a sense of lack of trust in the relationship between the two men. We see this through the predicament with the work cards. …show more content…
Twice, Steinbeck notes the climate of fear that pervades the book. (Slim thinks, “Maybe everybody in the whole world is scared of each other,” a thought Curley’s wife later echoes.) Because George does not try to reason with Curley, he assumes he has to kill Lennie in the story’s final moments. Because Curley’s wife cannot bare her lonely soul to the men around her, the men persist in believing she is merely a “lousy tart.” George never gives voice to his love for Lennie, so Carlson cannot understand why George seems distraught after pulling the trigger. Steinbeck depicts a series of heartbreaking misinterpretations, each the result of the characters’ common terror of saying what they’re
English
what relationship would you address? thesis / argument (what have you got to say about this relationship) ?
Elaborate on this with three key points
Relevant quotes ( include page no)
George and lennie’s relationship
George and Lennie were very close, they travelled around together.
George is the responsible one and Lennie is the childish one.
George is the carer and the supporter of Lennie because Lennie can not take care of himself.
Quotes Of Mice and Men dominant-submissive relationship between George and Lennie. Throughout the novel, Steinbeck portrays George as a fatherly figure who protects, comforts, and serves as Lennie’s conscience. As the two men meet and greet with the other ranch-hands on the farm, they come across the confrontational Curly who. Pg3
Of Mice and Men the Relationship Between George and Lennie in Chapter 1
George shows a bit of hatred towards Lennie, he thinks of what he could have if Lennie wasn’t around and contrasts that with George. There is also a sense of lack of trust in the relationship between the two men. We see this through the predicament with the work cards. …show more content…
Twice, Steinbeck notes the climate of fear that pervades the book. (Slim thinks, “Maybe everybody in the whole world is scared of each other,” a thought Curley’s wife later echoes.) Because George does not try to reason with Curley, he assumes he has to kill Lennie in the story’s final moments. Because Curley’s wife cannot bare her lonely soul to the men around her, the men persist in believing she is merely a “lousy tart.” George never gives voice to his love for Lennie, so Carlson cannot understand why George seems distraught after pulling the trigger. Steinbeck depicts a series of heartbreaking misinterpretations, each the result of the characters’ common terror of saying what they’re