Curley and many of the workers were set out to find Lennie and either kill him on the spot, or make him suffer for a long time for killing Curley's wife. On the search for Lennie, George finds him out where they had planned to meet if something bad ever happened. George sat beside Lennie and began talking about their dream house and garden. These dreams were always Lennie's favorite thing to talk about, so when George started, Lennie was calm and listening. George says, “You… an me. Everybody gonna be nice to you. Ain't nobody gonna hurt nobody nor steal from 'em” (Steinbeck 106). This shows how George was trying to make Lennie's last thought peaceful. Friendship and loyalty are an important part of anyone's life. Without friendship, a person will be lonely and sad for their whole lives. Most people would do anything for their friend if they are loyal, and some might even die for their friend. In Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men, Lennie and George's friendship is one of the main themes in the story. George makes sure Lennie has a good life and helps him when he gets in trouble and Lennie defends George when he thinks he's in danger. Although there are many hardships throughout the story, Lennie and George's friendship continues and they stay loyal to each
Curley and many of the workers were set out to find Lennie and either kill him on the spot, or make him suffer for a long time for killing Curley's wife. On the search for Lennie, George finds him out where they had planned to meet if something bad ever happened. George sat beside Lennie and began talking about their dream house and garden. These dreams were always Lennie's favorite thing to talk about, so when George started, Lennie was calm and listening. George says, “You… an me. Everybody gonna be nice to you. Ain't nobody gonna hurt nobody nor steal from 'em” (Steinbeck 106). This shows how George was trying to make Lennie's last thought peaceful. Friendship and loyalty are an important part of anyone's life. Without friendship, a person will be lonely and sad for their whole lives. Most people would do anything for their friend if they are loyal, and some might even die for their friend. In Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men, Lennie and George's friendship is one of the main themes in the story. George makes sure Lennie has a good life and helps him when he gets in trouble and Lennie defends George when he thinks he's in danger. Although there are many hardships throughout the story, Lennie and George's friendship continues and they stay loyal to each