“There are many things worth living for, a few things worth dying for, and nothing worth killing for.” -Tom Robbins, Even Cowboys Get the Blues. This pertains to the topic, in John Steinbeck’s book novella, Of Mice and Men, because George Milton killed Lennie Small and claims he did it to protect Lennie. However, rules are rules, laws are laws, and they must be followed or punishments will be made. Consequently, Killing is never justified, and George should be punished for Lennie’s murder because, he promised Lennie’s Aunt Clara he’d take care of him, George wanted to get rid of Lennie for many selfish reasons, and George committed theft and used a gun that wasn’t permitted to him.
When Lennie Small’s Aunt Clara had passed away, George
When Lennie Small’s Aunt Clara had passed away, George