Differences Between George And Lennie

Robert Burn’s line “The best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry” applies to George and Lennie in many ways. There are many examples of how their goals and dreams starts without troubles, but goes to the wrong direction and worse, comes to the point where they, although mainly George, realizes that his and Lennie’s dreams and goals are gone and impossible achieve.

Did George do the right thing by killing Lennie? George shot Lennie to save him from a dreadful and painful death. Curley demanded that they find Lennie to kill him, Curley orders them to fetch Crook’s shotgun, and the pack sets off after Lennie. George kills him so he does not feel like Candy who felt very bad after letting a stranger kill his dog. George decides to put him out of his misery like Carlson did with the dog. Lennie couldn’t survive on his own.

Many people are the same and that makes them friends. However, many people are different and could also be friends. A good example of this is like George and Lennie from Of Mice and Men.

George and lennie's relationship is very similar to candy and his dog They both have been with each other, They both had to kill the other, and one of them holds the other back. A example of candy and his dog being together is when candy stated ”well-hell! I had him so long had him since he was a pup I herded sheep with him”(steinbeck p.44). Candy has been with this dog since it was a tiny little pup and now it's old and ready to die that's at least more than ten years that candy and his dog have looked out for eachother.

George and Lennie’s relationship is different to the other transient workers, in the way of their history together. George and Lennie grew up together and he always looked out for Lennie, which is why he promised Lennie’s Aunt Clara before she died, that he would look after him, as Lennie was child-like and therefore incapable towards taking care of himself; “You’re Aunt Clara wouldn’t like you running off by yourself, even if she is dead”. It suggests that there is a bond because of Aunt Clara and how George is the only other person who really knew how to treat and handle Lennie. This is why during the great depression they went to California to work at a ranch. This is where George really took the lead role as a father figure and had the

George and Lennie encounter a vast amount of problems throughout the story. One of them being survival. Since Lennie cannot take care of himself George looks after him, which makes survival twice as hard for George. George even says on page five to six, “I could get along so easy and so nice if I didn’t have you on my tail. I could live so easy and maybe have a girl.”

“The truth is, everyone is going to hurt you. You just got to find the ones worth suffering for”(Marley). In the novella, Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, George goes through a series of events with his friend Lennie, but even in the worst situations George stays by his side. Steinbeck demonstrates to us that throughout the story George and Lennie hold a true friendship. George and Lennie show that in order to survive, they need to stay with each other.

Have you ever had a friend that was very different from you? That was the case in the book Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. George and Lennie were completely different but were best friends. They were migrant workers that never stayed in the same area to long because they would always get in trouble. George and Lennie have a lot of differences but at the same time had similarities which was a big help in their friendship.

In Of Mice and Men, George and Lennie were always together. When Lennie messes up, George gets mad and talks about how his life would be better of without having Lennie messing it up. Now that Lennie is not in the picture. George is no longer responsible for anyone but himself. He has the choice: either to go back to the ranch or go to a different ranch or continue on with his dream of having his own land.

George and Lennie´s partnership was kind of alike because there were many people like them working on ranches and that are loneliest guys in the world, and that have no family said George in paragraph 3. They would mostly go everywhere together. Lennie was extremely delighted with George. Lennie and George had a good relationship because they would always think positive, ¨George had said that they have a good future and that they´re not like other guys that got to jail.¨ Lennie has a great partisanship with George because after George had said that they were not going to jail, Lennie had said that he has George to look after him. And George has Lennie to look after him. They have a good nature relationship because they work out things together

“Never, never be afraid to do what's right, especially if the well-being of a person or animal is at stake. Society's punishments are small compared to the wounds we inflict on our soul when we look the other way.” -Martin Luther King. Killing someone for the greater good may seem very difficult, or near impossible. Usually when you kill someone for a good reason it is because there is a much more painful and scarier fate awaiting them. It is a much better choice to put them out of that situation by killing them painfully. This similar struggle happens in a book named Of Mice and Men. This book is written by John Steinbeck and it is about two men George Milton and Lennie Small. They face struggles to make their dreams of owning a ranch

Although George and lennie are best friends, George had to kill him to save him from torture. First, George Knows that if Curley and his men find lennie they´ll make sure he suffers and makes it a slow painful death. He said he wanted to kill him himself. Curley wanted to shoot him in the stomach so he has to bleed out. Next, George knows that it´d only be right for him to take lenny´s life. he had been taking care of him for a very long time. He wanted to be the one who takes care of him till the end. And Last, George was getting tired of taking care of lennie. He knows even if they did move on lennie would surely mess up again. He has now killed a puppy and Curleys wife. In any case murder is wrong but this was the best option George could

There is no relationship like George and Lennie’s relationship. There were many negative and positive aspects of their relationship. Although, they both had very different attitudes, they had the same ambition. The nature of their relationship has its up’s and downs, but they always stick together. Everyone has a close friend or relationship like George and Lennie had.

lennie and george are really close, they been thru everything together they had alot of problems with lennie, no one trust lennie because of his incedent but lennie doesnt bother or care becuse he has george in his side. they talked about the future together and how they are planning to live with eachother and how happy both are gonna be with no one else just them two together. lennie and george have a lot of memories and storys, even tho lennie forgets a lot he still remembers some stuff. when lennie and george sat by the fire and ate beans lennie was chewing mightly george asked a question and lennie answered it and said ¨good boy you´re getting better¨ meaning lennie is starting to own up to himself with george help or without it. when george

Their property backed into a forest, which only ended at the base of a huge mountain. That forest seemed to go on and on forever. If you weren’t careful, you could end up on the other side, lost and wandering for days on end and never see the end. The mountain always had snow on the top, even during the summer months. When the sun came up, the snow sparkled like millions of diamonds were trapped in it. When winter came, the entire mountain was covered in snow. There was on average about 4 feet of snow. Isabella and Rafael would take me and the boys up to the mountain to play in the snow. Now the people of the small town were very superstitious, which is odd in this day and age. They believed a great evil was hidden in the very heart of the mountain. Under the snow and ice, deep within the cold mountain, lying in wait. The forest was there, not to play in, not just because, but so that it would keep people away. But of course, those were just words of small town people who were passing on a legend from long ago. No one believed them, but maybe Isabella and the rest of us should have. It might have saved us pain and