George 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? English LiteratureOf Mice and MenGCSEWJEC Created by: Emily AshurstCreated on: 22-05-16 18:15 George- "said hopelessly" Knows Lennie won't change but says it anyway. 1 of 16 George-"the way George's hat was" Lennie idolises George. Sees him as father figure. 2 of 16 George-"george demanded defensively" Feels protective of Lennie and feels he's his responsibility. Dynamic revealed. G is the father figure. 3 of 16 George-"I hardly never seen two guys travel together" Shows How lonely ranch workers are and how unique there relationship is. 4 of 16 George-"jump in an he jumps" He has great power over L, knows not to misuse it and this makes him a better person. 5 of 16 George-"s'ppose I do, what's it to you" Feels protective of the dream, could be because he knows it won't come true and doesn't want to hear the truth. 6 of 16 George-"I gotta think about that" It's their shared dream but it's George's really because he makes the steps to making it real. 7 of 16 George-"his eyes full of wonder..I bet we could swing her" American Dream everyone has could be coming true for George. He believes it. 8 of 16 George-"face was hard" Realised instantly. Feeling sucked out of him. 9 of 16 George-"I should of knew" Feels guilty for not seeing the foreshadowing events leading up to it. 10 of 16 George-"can't we George" Dream was really about Lennie, without him there's no point. 11 of 16 George-"never done it in meanness" Knows Lennie is innocent, makes it worse. 12 of 16 George-"I could live so easy" Foreshadows his future. 13 of 16 George-"I got you" Ironic- they won't have each other anymore. 14 of 16 George-" you can almost see it" Almost came true (dream) hurts more when it's taken away the more you have hope. Steinbecks message. 15 of 16 George-"stared at his hand" Guilt even though it was the kindest thing to do. Like slim with the dog. Steinbeck-kindest thing is to be cruel in the Great Depression. 16 of 16
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