Mice and Men Final
Siužetinės Linijos Tekstas
- Friendship
- Loneliness
- Dreams
- George and Lennie show the best Friendship in this book because they are both there for each other and are helping each other through out the whole book. Lennie needs George's help to make it and George stays there for Lennie when he needs him. No matter what they both would do anything for each other. (this is the scene of them running from what Lennie assaulted that girl in weed)
- Companionship
- When candy had his dog taken away from him and they killed it because he was suffering and old. This puts candy by himself and does not have his best friend he has had for a while.
- powerlessness
- Lennie and George talk about wanting to own a peace of land and a little house to live in. They want to farm and Lennie wants to have rabbits to take care of. They have a place in mid and just want to try and save enough money to buy it.
- Barriers
- Lennie and the puppy show companionship because he cant stand to be without him and really wants him so e breaks the rules sometimes to get closer and try and keep him.
- A moment of powerlessness would be when George figured out Lennie killed Curley's wife. They were so close to getting the property and then Lennie made this mistake so it upset George because he was not watching out for Lennie and feels like he has failed.
- Da Rabbits, George not gonna let me tend the Rabbits now!!!!!
- When George shot lennie because he new what was better and he also had a barrier with him and not wanting to but now they couldn't get there farm and he new what they would do to him whether he lived or died.
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