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OF MICE AND MEN (CHARACTERS (GEORGE MILTON (SHOOTS LENNIE IN THE END OF…

- - - - OTHERWISE LENNIE WOULDN'T BE ALLOWED TO WORK AND STAY THERE?
    - - DIDN'T WANT HIM TO BE KILLED BY THE OTHER MEN
      - MADE LENNIE THINK ABOUT THE DREAM THEY BOTH SHARED WHEN HE KILLED HIM
      - CANDY'S DOG BEING SHOT MADE GEORGE THINK THAT SHOOTING LENNIE HIMSELF WHILE LENNIE THINK'S OF SOMETHING NICE WOULD BE A BETTER SOLUTION
  - - - DOES NOT KNOW HIS STRENGHT
    - - TOO SOFT
      - CAN'T STOP
      - SHE SCREAMS
        
        TRIES TO MAKE HER STOP SCREAMING
        
        SNAPS HER NECK
        
        DIDN'T MEAN TO
      - RUNS AWAY, WHILE THE WOMAN LIES DEAD IN THE BARN
  - - - THE ANIMALS ARE THE ONLY COMPANY
    - - WHEN HE TALKS TO LENNIE, HE DISCRIMINATES HIM AND MAKES LENNIE UPSET ON PURPOSE
  - - - ANOTHER WORKER SHOOTS THE DOG
      - TOO OLD
      - BETTER IF SOMEONE SHOOTS IT INSTEAD OF IT GETTING SICK AND