Exploring Themes of Loss in Of Mice and Men

The transcript revolves around a discussion about an old, ailing dog. Candy is hesitant to put the dog down despite its suffering. Others suggest that it would be kinder to end the dog's misery, offering to do it for Candy. A letter from a magazine is read, providing a brief diversion. Ultimately, the conversation returns to the dog's fate, with a resolution to act soon.

What was Candy's initial reaction to the suggestion about his dog?

• He suggested giving the dog away.

• He refused because of his long attachment to the dog.

• He wanted to wait until tomorrow.

• He agreed immediately.

What alternative was suggested to Candy regarding his dog?

• Taking the dog to a vet.

• Training the dog to be healthier.

• Getting a new puppy from Slim.

• Sending the dog to a farm.

Why was it suggested to put Candy's dog out of its misery?

• Candy no longer wanted the dog.

• The dog was lost.

• The dog was causing trouble.

• The dog was too old and in poor health.

Who offered to take care of the dog for Candy?

• Carlson

• Ellie

• William Tanner

• Slim

What did the magazine editor appreciate in the letter?

• The magazine's price

• The magazine's layout

• The stories by Peter Anne

• The magazine's photography

What did the editor request in the letter?

• A subscription renewal

• To read the name at the bottom of the letter

• A meeting with the magazine staff

• Feedback on a specific article

What was ultimately decided about Candy's dog?

• To put the dog out of its misery

• To give the dog to another owner

• To let the dog live out its days

• To take the dog to a vet for treatment