George Milton is widely recognized as small, with sharp features and a complete opposite to Lennie Small, George may be known as small, but he has big hands. In the film “Of Mice and Men” directed by Gary Sinise, George who is played by the director, shows the physical appearance of what George looks like as a person. He is shown with a dark dirty face with restless eyes. George is a somewhat unlikeable protagonist, this is because George is quick-tempered when dealing with Lennie.
George Milton is a typical migrant farm worker, a class of poor and lonely men who traveled from ranch to ranch looking for work during the Great Depression. George differs from those bitter men, because of his friendship with Lennie, which keeps him in his own words from getting “mean”. George was asked if he would take care of Lennie, when Lennie’s Aunt Clara passed away. Since that day George has taken good care of Lennie, providing work for the two and helping Lennie get out of trouble. Though George sometimes resents Lennie as a burden, he also deeply loves him and shares the dream of having their own ranch. …show more content…
Lennie loved pretty things so much, that when they were working in Weed a beautiful lady in a pretty red dress was in the field, Lennie had seen the dress and grabbed on to it. The lady shrieked, causing Lennie to become scared, Lennie continued to grab on her dress because that’s the only thing he knew to do at that moment. After that George and Lennie were chased by angry and furious men, that were ready to attack Lennie. George and Lennie were than brought to a ranch in Salinas, California. George was late to the morning meeting with the boss, which at the end of the meeting the boss was very suspicious of George and
George Milton is a typical migrant farm worker, a class of poor and lonely men who traveled from ranch to ranch looking for work during the Great Depression. George differs from those bitter men, because of his friendship with Lennie, which keeps him in his own words from getting “mean”. George was asked if he would take care of Lennie, when Lennie’s Aunt Clara passed away. Since that day George has taken good care of Lennie, providing work for the two and helping Lennie get out of trouble. Though George sometimes resents Lennie as a burden, he also deeply loves him and shares the dream of having their own ranch. …show more content…
Lennie loved pretty things so much, that when they were working in Weed a beautiful lady in a pretty red dress was in the field, Lennie had seen the dress and grabbed on to it. The lady shrieked, causing Lennie to become scared, Lennie continued to grab on her dress because that’s the only thing he knew to do at that moment. After that George and Lennie were chased by angry and furious men, that were ready to attack Lennie. George and Lennie were than brought to a ranch in Salinas, California. George was late to the morning meeting with the boss, which at the end of the meeting the boss was very suspicious of George and