In of mice and men what relationships does Lennie have with the other characters?

[Kekesala]

In of mice and men what relationships does Lennie have with the other characters

[sandyRoe]

Didn't he kill one of them?

[boxtops]

Are you still doing homework? It's only a couple of weeks since you asked a very similar question - you said then you've read the book, you must know how he gets on with the other characters, friends, parent-child relationship etc. ? http://www.theanswerb...s/Question960275.html

[tiggerblue10]

If I remember rightly he kills the Boss's wife by accidently breaking her neck. Was a long time ago when I read the book.

[society]

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Instead of wasting time on here, why not do yourself a favour and read the book and do your homework for yourself.

[Calibax]

Oh no, you've spoiled the plot!
Kekesala obviously hasn't read it yet!

[Mosaic]

Just check the question you were given. It might be asking for Lennie's relationships in general, in which case George's role would be a huge chunk of the answer. If it is asking for 'the others apart from George', you really need to go and look at Curly, Curly's wife (note she isn't named - signiicant) and all the rest listed here:
http://en.wikipedia.o...ce_and_Men#Characters
And there is no substitute fo reading the book, it isn't long so knuckle down and lay off the internet till you've done it.

[Count-A-Strong]

Sparknotes is an excellent website:
http://www.sparknotes...icemen/canalysis.html

[pru25]

I find isolation is an interesting theme in [Of Mice and Men], particularly with regards to 'Lenny'. Perhaps you should explore that? I hasten to add that I agree with other answers; please read the book, it is a great read. Even if you don't enjoy it, you won't know unless you give it a try, will you? I promise you that you will produce a better piece of work as a result, not to mention a greater understanding of the themes addressed. I feel I should ask; what level are you working at? This makes a big difference when it comes to addressing a work of literature. If you have read the book and are struggling, you should have a chat with your teacher/ tutor, they are there to help and should be more than happy to so so.