Life In Runaway : Life Is Unpreddictable In Runaway

Throughout the book we see an interesting bond between two very different men. George is similar to an older brother and has become responsible for Lennie. Because of his mental disorder Lennie is dependent on George and does whatever he says. They both had plans to spend their futures together. It was very difficult for George to kill Lennie, but he did it out of him love for him, which made it even harder. In that moment it is clear how much George really cares for Lennie. Though their friendship comes an appealing finish it is evident that both characters are extremely close to each other and would go to extreme lengths for one

George tries to portray himself as a cold-hearted toughed skin guy that does not care about Lenny but he actually does. he's a soft hearted man that is trying to protect him and Lennie from the dangers of the world they live in, we can see that over the course of this novel George does not really take account of what he's doing to himself we can see that he is focusing on the better wealth of Lenny and his protection. Overall we can characterize George as a good friend. “Lennie begged, "Le's do it now. Le's get that place now." "Sure, right now. I gotta. We gotta." And George raised the gun and steadied it, and he brought the muzzle of it close to the back of Lennie's head. The hand shook violently, but his face set and his hand steadied. He pulled the trigger. The crash of the shot rolled up the hills and rolled down again. Lennie jarred, and then settled slowly forward to the sand, and he lay without quivering.”(Steinback 97).This quote again displays how George is a great friend and is trying to end Lennie's life quickly and without pain so he does not need to deal with the mob that wants Lynch Lennie for killing Curley's wife. this shows how important Lenny is to George. George does not like the world he lives in. He feels like the whole world is against him and Lennie. When George

After Lennie kills Curley's wife and everyone finds out George knows that Lennie is going to die. He also knows that he himself will most likely have to be the one to do it. When he goes off looking for Lennie he knows what he is going to have to do and knows that there is no other choice. If the story supported the statement throughout the entire story then George would have told Lennie that people are out to kill him and that he is most likely going to die. No one wants to hear that but if he was doing what the statement says he would have said it anyways.

George does not make a wise decision in Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. George chooses to kill Lennie because of Lennie’s uncontrollable killing. Lennie does not mean to kill anyone but he is unaware of his strength. George thinks he is doing the right thing by killing Lennie, but really he is making a huge mistake. He believes that he is doing this for the sake of others but his decision if immoral. George was wrong for doing this, he does this for his benefit, and he is guilty.

Throughout the movie, the audience gets to perceive George’s dilemma in life. Since he was a little boy, George has been a good child: always willing to help others. He saved his brother’s life by jumping into icy cold water to prevent him from drowning, and thus he lost his left ear’s hearing; he also prevented his boss,

One of the first things that makes the reader realize that George did the right thing is when he was talking to Candy about letting Lennie run away George says “ We can’t let’im get away.Why the poor bastard’d starve.” (94).That proves that they can’t just let him get away because if they do he’s gonna die. Also he can’t just be caged

The mice and Men so the prompt that I chose was what would happen if George went with Lennie Instead of killing him .So I think George went with Lennie I think there friend ship would last longer and they would get along more and they would have a great time In some ways . So like George would been cool and not to kill Lennie at all and they would have a lot of great things to talk about other greats thing they knew and I don’t think George would have a really great time with Lennie I don’t think, he would not kill Lennie at all . But however In George's eyes, he was saving Lennie, doing him a favor. He felt that the angry mob would have punished Lennie beyond what he deserved, and he also believed that Lennie may continue to hurt people if he lived.

At this point in time George is still acting as if everything is fine and that their friendship is as strong as ever. George having the gun tries to shoot Lennie many times before he actually does so, “George raised the gun and his hand shook, and he dropped his hand to the round again.” He cannot bring himself to do it as they’ve been friends for so long. Loneliness rules the end of the novel as George had been a character with support throughout the novel but now he has murdered Lennie and therefore he doesn’t have someone he can properly trust. When the workers find George they assume that he got the gun off Lennie and shot him in self-defense so only Slim really knows what has happened. Slim is the only one that really understands the friendship between George and Lennie and this is significant at the novels ending, “Never you mind. A guy got to sometimes.”

There have been several tips called in about seeing George, but they went no where as well. At this point, we know that George wasn’t the best person, but this doesn’t mean he deserved to be killed. George had many enemies that would’ve had motive to cause him harm. A few days before Georges last appearance, him and Josh Ramirez got into an altercation. He was also one of the suspects that bragged about killing George to The Findley’s. Even though George and Ian were best friends at one point he still had motive to kill George. Ian bragged to a man named Jun Ho about running over someone that was assumed to be George. Muir Stuckey also had motive to kill George because he was assumed to be having an affair with his wife Rodonna and his daughter Celia. Rodonna also was told by Georges old girlfriend that he was shot in the head. During March, Georges car was found on an Evergreen exit and was eventually towed to a wrecking yard, but all his belongings were not in the car. Almost all our suspects are in the Bloods Gang. George was in East Side Piru for a while before he got out on bad

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However, real life is seldom black and white, and sometimes love requires a shift from absolute morality to relative. It's tough because one the one hand you have to commend the man for making such a huge sacrifice to spare his friend the torture he might have incurred at the hands of the angry mob after him. On the other hand, it is murder; any way you slice it he killed Lennie. I think that he had Lennie's forgiveness and I think Lennie sensed what had to be done, but I hate to condone something so terrible. I wish he has found another choice to make, there were other choices he could have made and I kind of feel like he was lazy about it. He could have found a place to hide Lennie and then tried to explain, they could have kept running, he could have begged for mercy from the men, it was as if he was tired of having to look out for Lennie and just gave up, gave in, and shot him. I don't think George was right. Murder is murder, and it is not for George to decide when Lennie should go to the great beyond. George simply got tired of caring for an adult who acts like a child...a terrible burden on George and the way he wants to live his life. No matter how much your child annoys you or messes up, you can't just kill him. mercy killing and that a worse fate would have awaited Lennie if George hadn't shot

George traveled around the United States, just to experience something new, and exciting. George visited New Orleans, Mexico, Canada, and many other places. When George went to New Orleans and Mexico.In New Orleans there was no segregation and it also was a celebrating town. They always celebrated what they had, not for what they wanted. And that’s what George did, he always celebrated his life for what he had, not for what he wanted. One thing George always wanted to see was snow, so he went to Canada. George also got to start a family. He met a wonderful woman and got married. They went on to having seven

George did the correct thing because with Lennie hanging out around they wouldn’t be getting anywhere in life. George wants to get a job, but Lennie is always there to mess up or either their to cause trouble. George did what he had to to keep Lennie safe and out of trouble. Lennie earlier in the 5th chapter was threatened to be shot in the gut where he would slowly dying in pain. George did it easy and shot him in the head so he wouldn’t have to suffer. One of the sub points was that George has no peace, he wanted to get a job and live easily without Lennie bothering him or causing trouble which indicates that George has to do something about it to make the situation better.

The story of how George Milton killed Lennie Small. Lennie is a large mentally challenged man but was still a hard worker and was supposed to have George take care of him. George is small close to average size man that works hard but is always mentally stressed by Lennie because he has been taking care of him for so long and his life would be better if he was not being held back by Lennie. These two hard workers were made for ranch and farm work and that’s exactly what they do their jobs are working on a farm for the father of curly. George had done nothing wrong up until the point where he killed Lennie but Lennie did have his wrong doings too as where he has killed a small puppy and the wife of curly by accident.

     George was a very smart and able man who had taken responsibility of a mentally-challenged man named Lennie. George could have found a good steady job for which he could