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How does the writer inspire sympathy to Lennie in of Mice and Men
Lennie not understanding the situations around him and his naivety
Death of Lennie and his sacrifice
Similar to the Dog
disabled and killed
Doesn't recognise his death
relatable
We all want to die quickly and painlessly
Not understanding racism
Belief in American dream
Not reality/construct to encourage migrants
passive viewer of the dog - metaphor for the failure of the dream
Limited mental recognition
Accidents Lennie causes
Curley's wife death
Death of the puppy
Guilt
Curley's hand
We support him
i don wanna hurt him
Getting George mad about ketchup
Threatens to go the caves - guilt
His simple language and childlike nature
Love for animals
We gonna pet the rabbits
Stroking the mouse
tell me about the rabbits, george
Killed like an animal - euthanasia
Hallucinations
Aunt clara
Giant rabbit
He feels overwhelming guilt
Lennie can't read
Lennie's exclusion
Lennie and Crooks
Lennie and Curley's wife
George talking to slim about Lennie
His respect for the other marginalised
Lennie and George's relationship
Talk at the salinas river
Death of Lennie
Sacrificial lamb - saves Lennie
Aint nobody gonna talk that way to george
Murder/Euthanasia
Building up Lennie's character and personality
His innocence
Backstory