Of Mice and Men Chapter 1

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What does Lennie do that causes George to worry he might get sick?

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Lennie drinks water from a swimming hole.

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How does George’s tirade make Lennie feel?

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Lennie feels sad and ashamed.

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What would George like to do if he was alone and didn’t have to watch over Lennie?

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George would take his fifty bucks, visit a cathouse, drink whisky, and shoot pool at the end of each month.

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What does Lennie have in his possession that upsets George?

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Lennie has a dead mouse.

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Why are George and Lennie constantly on the move?

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Lennie keeps getting in trouble and losing every job he and George get.

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What is the significance of the relationship between George and Lennie in 'Of Mice and Men'?

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Their relationship highlights themes of friendship, responsibility, and the struggles of marginalized individuals.

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How does Lennie's mental disability affect his actions throughout the story?

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Lennie's mental disability leads to misunderstandings and trouble, impacting his ability to navigate social situations.

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What does the dead mouse symbolize in the story?

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The dead mouse symbolizes Lennie's innocence and his inability to understand the consequences of his actions.

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What does George's desire for independence reveal about his character?

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It reveals George's internal conflict between his care for Lennie and his longing for a life free from responsibility.

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How does the setting of the clearing contribute to the story's themes?

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The clearing represents a temporary refuge and the fleeting nature of dreams and safety.