OPENING-SECTION a)
Lennie is one of the most important characters in Stenibeck's Of Mice and Men because he is a great example of a victim of the Great Depression. Lennie is a symbol of the destruction of the American Dream which is probably one of the main themes in this novella. Lennie, however, is different from all the other characters because he is very child-like unlike other characters such as G, who enjoy life drinking and gambling when things go wrong, Lennie remains compeltly innocent and not interested in those sorts of things.
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