Of Mice and Men: Chapter 3

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What happens to Candy’s old dog?

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Carlson and Slim convince him to let Carlson shoot it.

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Why does Candy want to give George and Lennie his life savings?

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Because he wants to join in them in buying their dream farm.

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How does Lennie think he’ll be punished?

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George won’t let him take care of the rabbits on their farm.

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Who wants to live on the 'dream ranch' with George and Lennie?

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Candy.

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Why doesn't George let Lennie keep the puppy in this chapter?

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The puppy is only a day old.

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What does the 'dream ranch' symbolize for George and Lennie?

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Hope and the possibility of a better future.

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How does Candy feel about his old dog?

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He feels a deep attachment and sadness about its fate.

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What role does Slim play in the decision about Candy's dog?

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Slim supports Carlson's decision to put the dog down, showing his practical nature.

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What does Lennie's desire to tend rabbits represent?

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His longing for a simple, peaceful life and innocence.

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How does Curley's wife contribute to the theme of loneliness?

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She expresses her own isolation and desire for companionship.