Steinbeck portrayed Lennie and george's friendship in Of Mice in Men as like brothers. George is the big brother always taking care of Lennie, Yelling at him but still giving him metal support. While lennie is the little brother, mocking george but still listening to him and lennie looks up to george.
George takes care of Lennie for example “Lennie! he said sharply, Lennie for god’s sake don’t drink so much. You're going to be sick like last night (p 3).” This indicates that george cares about lennie. Another example is when george exploded on Lennie when Lennie asked for ketchup and said “Well we ain’t got any” George exploded. “What we ain’t got, that you ever want. God a’mighty if i was alone i could live so easy. But we all know that
George takes care of Lennie for example “Lennie! he said sharply, Lennie for god’s sake don’t drink so much. You're going to be sick like last night (p 3).” This indicates that george cares about lennie. Another example is when george exploded on Lennie when Lennie asked for ketchup and said “Well we ain’t got any” George exploded. “What we ain’t got, that you ever want. God a’mighty if i was alone i could live so easy. But we all know that