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Of Mice and Men, John Steinbeck

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Lennie had a tendency to kill small, soft animals by accident; he was unaware of his own strength. This repeatedly leads to severe problems. Characters Descriptions George Milton - George is small, intelligent, dark of face, has restless eyes and sharp, strong features with every part of him defined...
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He is a cousin to Lennie and loves him very much. Always has to bail Lennie out of his troubles. Lennie Small - Lennie is unnaturally large and has a shapeless face. He drags his feet when he walks and lets his arms hang. He is mentally retarded and needs George's constant attention and care. He has an infatuation with anything soft and furry...
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