Mice and men the hard ways of companionship
In mice and men the main relationship between george and lennie. lennie is a mentally handicapped man who loves petting soft things like dress and puppies and dead mice. The theme is relationship George is like a brother to poor lennie in so many ways like the following,george promise that they will own their own land. lennie will have some companionship on their land he will have rabbits to take care of. And if it rains they will retreat in the little house and listen to the rain come down from the roof. It proves that george will
Do anything for lennie well until the end. The next thing i will cover is another relationship between candy and his dog. candy's dog has to be put down and candy did …show more content…
The boss is a problem for them they get low pay. Lennie and george are trying there best to get there drames. Lennie is not helping he is constantly getting in some sort of trouble and george says to him that i was never mad at you.
George puts up with his disability. trying to make lennie understand that if he wants to have companionship with him he has to obey the harsh ways of society first. Lennie has some problems obeying with the rules. n other words, George and Lennie are dependant upon one another.
Lennie needs George because without someone he would have no idea what to do. He is almost childlike, and depends on George for so many things. In return, George is dependant upon Lennie in the sense that Lennie allows him to believe that they can achieve happiness together. WIthout Lennie, he cannot achieve this dream.
John steinbeck point that he was trying to prove that relationships don't end well and nothing you can do to change that. The last thing i forget to say when Curley wants to kill Lennie for what he did to his wife, George realizes there is no saving Lennie this time.
George takes matters into his own hands and shoots Lennie himself. He does this to protect Lennie from what Curley or anyone else could do to him. The
In mice and men the main relationship between george and lennie. lennie is a mentally handicapped man who loves petting soft things like dress and puppies and dead mice. The theme is relationship George is like a brother to poor lennie in so many ways like the following,george promise that they will own their own land. lennie will have some companionship on their land he will have rabbits to take care of. And if it rains they will retreat in the little house and listen to the rain come down from the roof. It proves that george will
Do anything for lennie well until the end. The next thing i will cover is another relationship between candy and his dog. candy's dog has to be put down and candy did …show more content…
The boss is a problem for them they get low pay. Lennie and george are trying there best to get there drames. Lennie is not helping he is constantly getting in some sort of trouble and george says to him that i was never mad at you.
George puts up with his disability. trying to make lennie understand that if he wants to have companionship with him he has to obey the harsh ways of society first. Lennie has some problems obeying with the rules. n other words, George and Lennie are dependant upon one another.
Lennie needs George because without someone he would have no idea what to do. He is almost childlike, and depends on George for so many things. In return, George is dependant upon Lennie in the sense that Lennie allows him to believe that they can achieve happiness together. WIthout Lennie, he cannot achieve this dream.
John steinbeck point that he was trying to prove that relationships don't end well and nothing you can do to change that. The last thing i forget to say when Curley wants to kill Lennie for what he did to his wife, George realizes there is no saving Lennie this time.
George takes matters into his own hands and shoots Lennie himself. He does this to protect Lennie from what Curley or anyone else could do to him. The