Of Mice And Men Comparative Analysis

When John Steinbeck’s novel, Of Mice And Men, was adapted into a film by Gary Sinise, multiple aspects were well maintained in the resolution in which George kills Lennie; however, there were a few distinctive changes that, despite altering the plot, enhanced the scene. First, a prominent similarity between the film and the movie is the conversation between the two men prior to Lennie’s demise. When George found Lennie, he told him, “‘We gonna get a little place… We’ll have a cow… An’ we’ll have maybe a pig an’ chickens… an’ down the flat we’ll have a… little piece alfalfa… for the rabbits… An’ you get to tend the rabbits.’” (Steinbeck 52). Here, George is telling him about their plans to own land together, which also occurred near the end