Of Mice and men Chapters 1-3

Front

Meaning of 'live off the fatta the lan'

Back

Survive off hard farm work

Front

George's reason for the exchange

Back

Protect Lennie from trouble

Front

Point of View in 'Of Mice and Men'

Back

3rd Person Point of View

Front

George's frustration with Lennie

Back

"Whatever we ain’t got, that’s what you want. God a’mighty, if I was alone I could live so easy."

Front

George and Lennie's occupation

Back

migrant

Front

George's instruction to Lennie for meeting the boss

Back

not speak a word

Front

Lennie's desired pet

Back

rabbits

Front

Reason for leaving last job

Back

Lennie grabbed a girl's dress; chased out

Front

Curley

Back

the boss's son

Front

Curley's sport

Back

boxing