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Of Mice and Men

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March 12, 2015

 

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Lennie is the opposite of George in every physical way. He's much taller and bigger built, and consequently an amazing worker. Unfortunately he is not very intelligent. George enjoys going to brothels, getting drunk and generally wasting his money but he gives up all his time and money looking after Lennie...
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Lennie adores animals and he love to pet soft or what he thinks to be pretty things. He forgets how strong he is and usually kills small animals. A lot of descriptions in the book compare Lennie to animals to show his qualities clearly. The theme in this novel is friendship. This friendship was such a strong friendship because of the trust that existed between the pair...
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