Ch. 6 Of Mice and Men

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What does George's decision to end Lennie's life reveal about his character?

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George’s action represents his deep love and commitment to Lennie, showing his willingness to protect him from a worse fate.

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Where does the final scene of 'Of Mice and Men' take place?

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The riverbank near the clearing.

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How does George ensure that Lennie does not suffer when confronted by Curley and the other men?

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He shoots Lennie himself.

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What does the rabbit Lennie keeps imagining symbolize?

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It represents Lennie’s dream of owning a farm.

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What is Lennie's greatest fear when hiding by the river?

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George being angry with him.

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What theme is highlighted by George's ultimate decision regarding Lennie?

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The theme of sacrifice and the complexities of friendship.

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How does the setting of the riverbank contribute to the novel's conclusion?

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It symbolizes peace and the natural cycle of life and death.

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What role does foreshadowing play in 'Of Mice and Men'?

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It hints at the tragic ending and the fate of Lennie.

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What does Lennie's mental disability signify in the context of the story?

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It highlights the vulnerability of individuals in society and the need for compassion.

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How does Steinbeck use animal imagery in the novel?

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Animal imagery reflects Lennie's innocence and his childlike nature.