After Lennie killed Curley's wife, the other guys had their mind set on killing Lennie for what he had done, but George decided he should do it himself so it wouldn't hurt him as bad as knowing that he let other people do barely know Lennie, do it. Even though George knew he was better off without Lennie in his life he's even told Lennie “I could be living so good without you getting me in trouble and outta a job” (Steinbeck). Honestly George knows he’d be better off in his life without Lennie,but he doesn't want to leave Lennie because he knows he would be alone and put in place for the mentally impaired people. Although, George wants to keep one job and possible get a wife and have some children, but he can't do that because of Lennie and his way of not being able to keep a job. Lennie also is aware that George does not want to keep leaving because of his mess ups and when he was alone, he told himself “George gonna wish he was alone an not have me bothering him’ He turned his head to the mountain ‘I can go right off an find a cave,” (Steinbeck). Lennie has a knows he's gonna do something bad and George will be mad at him again and not be happy with him again so he's contemplating running away so George doesn't have to deal with him bothering him anymore. To conclude, killing another for no reason or if they have wronged you and you just don't like them is not okay, but in some cases killing another is justifiable and is for a good reason. Killing another who is suffering and in pain or the total opposite and have committed a very bad crime like killing, bombs, ect. Although, some people may disagree with “Is killing another a justifiable act?” people do agree with that and think it is a good idea and should be enforced in all the
After Lennie killed Curley's wife, the other guys had their mind set on killing Lennie for what he had done, but George decided he should do it himself so it wouldn't hurt him as bad as knowing that he let other people do barely know Lennie, do it. Even though George knew he was better off without Lennie in his life he's even told Lennie “I could be living so good without you getting me in trouble and outta a job” (Steinbeck). Honestly George knows he’d be better off in his life without Lennie,but he doesn't want to leave Lennie because he knows he would be alone and put in place for the mentally impaired people. Although, George wants to keep one job and possible get a wife and have some children, but he can't do that because of Lennie and his way of not being able to keep a job. Lennie also is aware that George does not want to keep leaving because of his mess ups and when he was alone, he told himself “George gonna wish he was alone an not have me bothering him’ He turned his head to the mountain ‘I can go right off an find a cave,” (Steinbeck). Lennie has a knows he's gonna do something bad and George will be mad at him again and not be happy with him again so he's contemplating running away so George doesn't have to deal with him bothering him anymore. To conclude, killing another for no reason or if they have wronged you and you just don't like them is not okay, but in some cases killing another is justifiable and is for a good reason. Killing another who is suffering and in pain or the total opposite and have committed a very bad crime like killing, bombs, ect. Although, some people may disagree with “Is killing another a justifiable act?” people do agree with that and think it is a good idea and should be enforced in all the