In Of Mice and Men written by John Steinbeck; George kills his only companion. That decision wasn't the right one because George could get Lennie help. Lennie could live a somewhat normal life. George shouldn’t have killed Lennie because he could have told him how to act, what to do, and how strong he is.
George shouldn’t have killed Lennie because Lennie has a mental disability. If George would have talked to Lennie every so often or he got someone to talk to him Lennie could have lived. George should have helped Lennie more than he did. When George and Lennie first met George treated Lennie like he wasn’t as good as everyone else. George would play jokes on Lennie. Tell him to do dumb things because Lennie didn’t understand ‘“ I was feelin’ pretty smart. I turns to Lennie and says ‘Jump in.’ An’ he jumps. Couldn’t swim a stroke. He damn near drowned before we could get him’”(Steinbeck 40). If George didn’t spend that time messing around with Lennie. Lennie would have been better off. If George took Lennie’s disability serious the situation in Weed wouldn't have happened . The death of Curley’s wife which …show more content…
Like when Lennie killed Curley's wife “You stop now, you’ll mess it all up. She jerked her head sideways and Lennie’s finger closed on her hair and hung on.”(Steinbeck 91). In that situation if someone taught Lennie what to do he wouldn’t freak out and held on. He would let go and that thing he was holding on to wouldn’t get hurt. But they are wrong because people don’t kill other people that have a disability. That person with the disability should be help and taught. George was that person to help and teach Lennie.
George shouldn’t have killed Lennie because he has a mental disability he can get help in some way. George should have explained to Lennie that he is stronger than he thinks. He needs to realize that when he comes in physical contact with other
George shouldn’t have killed Lennie because Lennie has a mental disability. If George would have talked to Lennie every so often or he got someone to talk to him Lennie could have lived. George should have helped Lennie more than he did. When George and Lennie first met George treated Lennie like he wasn’t as good as everyone else. George would play jokes on Lennie. Tell him to do dumb things because Lennie didn’t understand ‘“ I was feelin’ pretty smart. I turns to Lennie and says ‘Jump in.’ An’ he jumps. Couldn’t swim a stroke. He damn near drowned before we could get him’”(Steinbeck 40). If George didn’t spend that time messing around with Lennie. Lennie would have been better off. If George took Lennie’s disability serious the situation in Weed wouldn't have happened . The death of Curley’s wife which …show more content…
Like when Lennie killed Curley's wife “You stop now, you’ll mess it all up. She jerked her head sideways and Lennie’s finger closed on her hair and hung on.”(Steinbeck 91). In that situation if someone taught Lennie what to do he wouldn’t freak out and held on. He would let go and that thing he was holding on to wouldn’t get hurt. But they are wrong because people don’t kill other people that have a disability. That person with the disability should be help and taught. George was that person to help and teach Lennie.
George shouldn’t have killed Lennie because he has a mental disability he can get help in some way. George should have explained to Lennie that he is stronger than he thinks. He needs to realize that when he comes in physical contact with other