Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, is a novel that tells about George Milton and Lennie Small. They are really two guys that travel together and are trying to make a living at a nearby ranch. At one point in the story, Lennie is sitting by a girl, Curley´s wife. She then goes on to say that her hair is soft and puts Lennie's hand on her head. She then says don't mess it up and Lennie doesn't stop and holds on and she then screams and Lennie breaks her neck and kills her. Then George knew it was him and he proceeded to kill Lennie himself. Although Lennie is his friend, he should have killed Lennie to put him out of his misery. George made the smart choice by killing Lennie because Lennie couldn't have survived on his own.
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Lennie still wanted the ranch but George and Lennie didn't have enough money for it and if they went back then Lennie would have gotten killed by Curley. George didn't want to do it but he had no choice. George put him out of his misery because Lennie was gonna die whichever way he went.
At one point in the story, Candy has his dog which is really old and struggling to live. Carlson says he should kill it and put the dog out of its misery. Candy doesn't want to but eventually says yes. Later on Candy has one regret, He wanted to shoot the dog. George knew that Lennie was gonna die some way or another. He vowed to not let anyone hurt Lennie. He knew that Curley was gonna shoot him in the guts and make Lennie suffer so George just gave Lenie a fast death. Lennie and George were best friends so I can tell it was tough for George to do such a thing. In the end he was just looking out for Lennie and didn't want anyone to give him pain. No one should ever shoot their friend but in some situations you will never know. Lennie really wanted to tend the rabbits and George and Candy really wanted the ranch. George and Candy can't buy the ranch by themselves because they just don't have the motivation to do it without Lennie. George made the right choice and if Lennie were to go through the stuff if he were alive he would have a nauseating
Lennie still wanted the ranch but George and Lennie didn't have enough money for it and if they went back then Lennie would have gotten killed by Curley. George didn't want to do it but he had no choice. George put him out of his misery because Lennie was gonna die whichever way he went.
At one point in the story, Candy has his dog which is really old and struggling to live. Carlson says he should kill it and put the dog out of its misery. Candy doesn't want to but eventually says yes. Later on Candy has one regret, He wanted to shoot the dog. George knew that Lennie was gonna die some way or another. He vowed to not let anyone hurt Lennie. He knew that Curley was gonna shoot him in the guts and make Lennie suffer so George just gave Lenie a fast death. Lennie and George were best friends so I can tell it was tough for George to do such a thing. In the end he was just looking out for Lennie and didn't want anyone to give him pain. No one should ever shoot their friend but in some situations you will never know. Lennie really wanted to tend the rabbits and George and Candy really wanted the ranch. George and Candy can't buy the ranch by themselves because they just don't have the motivation to do it without Lennie. George made the right choice and if Lennie were to go through the stuff if he were alive he would have a nauseating