In class we are reading “Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck.” This story is about two workers (Lennie, George) that are trying to get a job on a ranch. Steinbeck was very successful at making Lennie a sympathetic and dynamic character because he cares for others and and also changes a lot throughout the story.
Lennie is a very big and strong man but not very intelligent. I know this because Steinbeck explains Lennie’s character traits. The author says Lennie is not the brightest man and this is how everyone in the story thinks of him. “Lennie, for God’s sakes don’t drink so much.” This is the part where Lennie drank water out of a green pool, which looked very bad for you. George thought Lennie would get sick from this. This explains that
Lennie is a very big and strong man but not very intelligent. I know this because Steinbeck explains Lennie’s character traits. The author says Lennie is not the brightest man and this is how everyone in the story thinks of him. “Lennie, for God’s sakes don’t drink so much.” This is the part where Lennie drank water out of a green pool, which looked very bad for you. George thought Lennie would get sick from this. This explains that