Of Mice and Men Review

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Who is suspicious of George and Lennie for arriving late to the ranch?

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The boss is suspicious of George and Lennie for arriving late to the ranch.

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Which character is the boss's son that hates big guys?

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Curley is the boss's son who hates big guys.

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Which character is missing his right hand, is old, and has an old dog?

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Candy is the character who is missing his right hand, is old, and has an old dog.

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What is the progression of 'bad things' Lennie does?

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The progression of 'bad things' Lennie does is from smaller to larger.

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Why does George shoot Lennie?

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George shoots Lennie to give him a more merciful death than Curley would have.

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What does Lennie's character represent in the story?

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Lennie's character represents innocence and the tragic consequences of being unable to control one's strength.

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How does George's relationship with Lennie reflect themes of friendship?

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George's relationship with Lennie reflects themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the complexities of friendship.

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What role does Curley play in the dynamics of the ranch?

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Curley plays the role of an antagonist, representing aggression and the struggle for power.

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What is the significance of Candy's dog in the story?

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Candy's dog symbolizes the fate of those who are no longer useful in society.

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How does Steinbeck use foreshadowing in the novel?

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Steinbeck uses foreshadowing to hint at future events, particularly through Lennie's actions and the conversations between characters.

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