Of Mice and Men Chapter 1

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What does George dream of doing if he were alone?

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

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How is Lennie physically described in the book?

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A huge man with a shapeless face, large eyes, and wide, sloping shoulders.

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Why are George and Lennie constantly moving from place to place?

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

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What is the physical description of George?

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A small and quick man with a dark face, restless eyes, and strong features.

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How is Lennie expected to behave in front of the new boss at the ranch?

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Lennie is supposed to keep silent and let George do all the talking.

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What is the significance of George's protective nature towards Lennie?

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George's protective nature highlights the theme of friendship and responsibility in the novel.

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What does Lennie's character represent in the story?

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Lennie's character represents innocence and the challenges faced by those with mental disabilities.

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How does George's character contrast with Lennie's character?

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George is practical and quick-witted, while Lennie is innocent and dependent.

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What is the main theme introduced in Chapter 1 of 'Of Mice and Men'?

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The theme of dreams and aspirations, as well as the harsh realities of life.

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What does the relationship between George and Lennie symbolize?

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Their relationship symbolizes the importance of companionship and the human need for connection.