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Of Mice and Men vs. Streetcar Named Desire

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English

 

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February 17, 2013

 

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Lenny talks to the puppy after it is dead saying he "didn't bounce [it] hard" (Steinbeck 85). The puppy could not handle his brute force and without the intention of doing so, Lenny had killed the puppy. This brute force quickly leads to his downfall as he accidentally breaks the neck of Curley's wife causing him to flee the farm and eventually die...
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This brute force quickly leads to his downfall as he accidentally breaks the neck of Curley's wife causing him to flee the farm and eventually die. With Lenny's childlike frame of mind, Lenny was extremely dependent on the help of others to get him through life. Lenny especially relied on George, causing trouble to both of them as they moved from town to town because of Lenny's faults...
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