OF MICE AND MEN CHARACTER PROFILE - GEORGE
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- Created on: 07-03-15 16:42
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- Of Mice and Men (George)
- Loyal to Lennie
- Lennie relies on George for basic things
- Job and Food
- Killing Lennie also shows Georges loyalty
- It is kinder to kill Lennie when imagining their dream farm
- Otherwise Curley will shoot him painfully in "his guts"
- It is kinder to kill Lennie when imagining their dream farm
- Lennie relies on George for basic things
- No Problems when hes on his own
- George is reasonably smart and is clever as far as finding work is concerned
- George feels responsible for Lennie
- Also gives him companion-ship and lets him believe that the dream of owning a farm could come true
- Realistic Character
- Lying under stars (Chapter 1) He seems happy
- Steinbeck also creates sympathy for George
- Calls Lennie a "poor *******" even when hes about to tell him off
- Loyal to Lennie
- Minder & Instructor
- Tells him what to do and how to behave
- Keeps him out of trouble and sorts things out if they have any problems like in weed
- Loyal to Lennie
- Lennie relies on George for basic things
- Job and Food
- Killing Lennie also shows Georges loyalty
- It is kinder to kill Lennie when imagining their dream farm
- Otherwise Curley will shoot him painfully in "his guts"
- It is kinder to kill Lennie when imagining their dream farm
- Lennie relies on George for basic things
- Tells him what to do and how to behave
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