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In of mice and men what relationships does Lennie have with the other characters?
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In of mice and men what relationships does Lennie have with the other characters
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.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
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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.
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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.
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.
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.
Sparknotes is an excellent website:
http://www.sparknotes...icemen/canalysis.html
http://www.sparknotes...icemen/canalysis.html
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.
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