Of Mice And Men - Candy - Character analysis in GCSE English Literature


	Personality	Role
	Likes to gossip Attached to his dog Enthusiastic about the dream	He shows George and Lennie the bunkhouse and to the boss when they first arrive He warns George and Lennie against Curley He allows one of the ranch workers, Carlson, to shoot his old, smelly dog He offers George and Lennie his $300 savings to help buy their dream, as long as he can go too He tries to stand up to Curley's Wife in the harness room (aka Crooks' home) Next bullet point is a spoiler He's the person who discovers Curley's Wife's dead body in the barn
	Development (Growth & change)	Other information
	He shows affection to his dog, but then allows it to get shot He's lonely at first but then meets George and Lennie, and soon shares their dream	His relationship with his dog is like George and Lennie's relationship He is a 'Tall, stoop shouldered old man' He has no right hand, he lost it one day when he was working on the ranch He is the ranch's swamper, which is basically the cleaner

He shows George and Lennie the bunkhouse and to the boss when they first arrive
He warns George and Lennie against Curley
He allows one of the ranch workers, Carlson, to shoot his old, smelly dog
He offers George and Lennie his $300 savings to help buy their dream, as long as he can go too
He tries to stand up to Curley's Wife in the harness room (aka Crooks' home)
*Next bullet point is a spoiler*
He's the person who discovers Curley's Wife's dead body in the barn

He shows affection to his dog, but then allows it to get shot
He's lonely at first but then meets George and Lennie, and soon shares their dream

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