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Of Mice and Men (Characters (George (smart, poor, small, hopefull, takes…

- - - - gets frustrated by Lennie, but still chooses to stay with him
        
        don't want to get in to trouble with Curley, so he wont talk to his wife, but has to when she says so
      - feels responsible for Lennie
    - - kills Lennie at the same time as he tells him the story about their farm
        
        tells him to turn around when he tells the story, we can see that he is hesitating
        
        he didn't want to, but it made Lennies life easier
        
        he was under a lot of preassure
  - - - he killed a mouse, a puppy and Curley's wife because he "pattet" them to hard. He is mentally, physically and emotionally challenged
        
        is a burden to George
        
        let's George handle the talking
        
        he likes to touch/pet soft things
        
        when he touched Curley's wife's hair, she told him to let go, but he didn't. Then she started screaming and he panicked, so he lifted her up and shaked her until she died.
        
        he panicked and ran
      - didn't understand when Crooks told him a hypothetical situation
  - - - doesn't go to the town because he is old
    - - not a value for the farm, not productive
        
        want's to get in on George and Lennies dream
  - - - she is in a bad marriage with Curley
        
        she stays there because she doesn't have anywhere else to go
        
        she wants to leave
        
        Curley doesn't talk to her, so she wanders around to find someone to talk to
      - she seeks attention in an emotional way
  - - - disrespect and doesn't trust his wife
      - when she dies de doesn't want to stay with her, all he wants is revenge, he wants to shoot him
        
        tells us that their relationship was more physical, than emotional
    - - he looses, and Slim told him to lie about his injuries
  - - - don't understand friendship or how someone could look after another man without getting anything back
  - - - he is nice to George
      - tells Curley to lie about his injuries so that George and Lennie don't get fired
  - - - he's black
      - when Lennie comes in his room he tells him to get out, but really he wants him to stay
- - - - survival