In John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men, George states, “I told his lady I’d take care of him” (Steinbeck 22). This shows George admits to promising to look after Lennie because Lennie is mentally slow, and unfortunately can’t make it in the real world without George’s guidance. Therefore, for George to betray both his promise and Lennie, where he could have helped Lennie escape. His decision was wrong, though killing is still justified.
For example, a time where killing should be justified is in the event of a victim having to use self-defense to either defend themselves from someone or defend another from someone. If someone were to threaten to harm another person, it’s only fair for a human to defend themselves against another threatening
For example, a time where killing should be justified is in the event of a victim having to use self-defense to either defend themselves from someone or defend another from someone. If someone were to threaten to harm another person, it’s only fair for a human to defend themselves against another threatening