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When Candy's dog was shot in the back of the head during chapter  3. The dog was deaf just like how Lennie doesn't listen to a conversation even though he is apart of the conversation. The whole

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The Death of all of the mice.

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The death of Candy's dog, the death of all the mice, and the death of Lennies puppy was showing that one of the main characters in the book "Lennie, was going to die".

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THe puppy died and so did lenny

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When Candy's dog was shot.

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Death of Candy's dog. Shot in the back of the head so he wouldn't see it coming.

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If George waited any longer Curly and the rest of the ranch workers, looking for blood, wouldve arrived and attacked Lennie rather than gently soothing him and ending his life painlessly.

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When Candy's dog was killed and told that the dog was of no use, it was a harm to itself.

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George told Lennie  to go the bush if anything happened (bad)

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When George  told Lennie where to meet hime it showed that this would ben a significant area.

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Lennie's hallucinations are significant because his hallucinations are  warning Lennie about George and filling Lennie with doubt

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When Candy's dog got shot in the head Candy didn't want it to happen but it was for the better.

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it is interesting because george is calm when he speaks to lennie

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If George waited 5 more minutes i feel that curly would have killed lennie not george

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The significance of them were him disciplining himself in a way. He knew what he did and since George wasn't there he felt like someone needed to say something to him.

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Lennie was like scolding himself for his actions since George wasn't there to do it.

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he speaks nice to him

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Lexy If george waited any longer the other ranchers or curly would have killed lennie.

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Lexy If george waited any longer the other ranchers or curly would have killed lennie.

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When Lennie was having these hallucinations I think it was interpretating that he was going to die.

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I feel like George would continue to work at the ranch, until he saved up enough money to fulfill his and lennies dream.

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When Carlson brings up shooting Candy´s dog the method Carlson plans to use is made very abundant to the reader. He repeatedly announces that he´ll shoot the dog right in the back of the head killing the dog painlessly. This is ultimately how Lennie is killed by George at the end of the book.

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George is more layed back than he usually would be when talking to lennie

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i agree with bri she hit it on the nail

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George was trying to make Lennie happy before his death. He wanted Lennie to die happily.

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I also agree w bri

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Lennie was "punishing" himself since George seemed to not care as much as he usually did.

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Lennie was scared and knew he did something wrong and was talking to himself with his imagination

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They would've shown up and probably scared Lennie and causing him to freak out before he dies.

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if he would have waited the mob looking for lennie would have been there to kill lennie

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the other ranches wouldve hurt and killed lenny and george wouldnt be able to sto
p them

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Lexy I think lennies hallucinations signify the he realizes hes done something wrong and because george didnt scold him for this he did it to himself.

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Lexy I think lennies hallucinations signify the he realizes hes done something wrong and because george didnt scold him for this he did it to himself.

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George didn't want Lennie to die alone and sad. He wanted Lennie to go out Happy. He wanted his last minute of life to be a good one.

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George tried to calm lennie down so he wasnt stressed out. He cares for lennie a lot and wants him to live but he knows he cant cause he will put others in harms way.

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I think Lennies hallucinations were because he knew he messed up and when George didnt sound like his usual self Lennie could tell something was up.

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it is interesting because george told lennie he wasnt mad, and that he never was. almost as if he was making peace and letting him know that he wasnt a burdon.

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The hallucinations represent the things Lennie holds close to him. After killing Curly´s wife he knows he´s in real trouble. All the hallucinations mock and talk down to Lennie, the rabbit especially. These hallucinations represent his growing realization that George cannot save him and his dreams may no longer become a reality.

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The first time George decided to watch lennie carefully was on page 4-5. "The hell with the rabbits. That's all you ever can remember is them rabbits" (Steinbeck pg.4-5).
The time George decided to kill Lennie is when he saw Curley's dead wife for the first time. "Oh Jesus Christ! He was down on his knees beside her. He put his hand over her heart. And finally, when he stood up, slowly and stiffly, his face was as hard and tight as wood, and his eyes were hard" (Steinbeck pg 94).

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well, he kinda snapped curly's wife's neck, which then foreshadows that all the men are going to hunt after lenny

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The Mob would have killed Lennie. Lennie can't watch over himself and doesnt comprehend when things are bad and/or wrong with whats going on in his surroundings.

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George speaks in a different manor than we had ever seen in the book before. George is calm and kind to Lennie unlike he is in most of the book

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Previously in the book Lennie grabbed a girls dress in Weed and would not let go. This foreshadows that even with people Lennie may not be able to control himself and his strength.

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George knows what he has to do but they have a friendship so its hard for him to talk to Lennie like normal when he knows what he's gonna do. He wants Lennie to feel happy before he kills him.

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What was interesting about the way George had spoke to Lennie was how calm he spoke. I feel that George wanted Lennie to know no matter what Lennie did he still wouldn't want him to leave his side and he was there for him.

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George ha to do it right there and then. If not the other guys would have killed him in a very violent manner. George just wanted Lennie to die as peacefully as he could

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They cant get the farm because it wouldn't be the same without Lennie there and they wouldn't have as much money without Lennies pay.

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If George had waited any longer, Curley and the rest of the men on the Ranch would've killed him.

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George and Lennies last conversation was a lot more layed back and calm, George talked calm to Lennie so he would be happy when eorge killed her.

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When George went to the bunk house he had grabbed the Luger. He knew before he was told that he had to be the one to kill Lennie

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Lennie in his head knew he did something wrong and this was him punishing himself

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candys dog being shot foreshadowed lennies killing. george shot lennie in the back of the head, so he wouldnt even feel it just like candys dog they were both too much work, and were doing no good for themselves. george telling lennie to hide in the brush if he gets in trouble foreshadowed the fact that thered be trouble in the future

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If George waited any longer to kill Lennie then the other ranchers would have found and killed Lennie.

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George is extremely pained during this conversation. Throughout the book George pull´s no punches when he is angry at Lennie, letting Lennie know exactly how he feels. During this conversation George cannot bring himself to recite his speeches and painfully stutters through them and is instead apologetic toward Lennie

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George is ashamed and does not want to live the dream without Lennie. The big reason he made the dream was to care for Lennie in peace and take care of him

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George decided he needed to kill Lennie when he realized that Lennie was either going to get shot by Curley or he was going to be locked up in a crazy house

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If George waited five more minutes, Curley would've shot Lennie and he would've died in an unpleasant way. George didn't want that to be the last thing Lennie sees.

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If George waited five more minutes, Curley would've shot Lennie and he would've died in an unpleasant way. George didn't want that to be the last thing Lennie sees.

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George and Candy cant get the dream farm because George doesn't want to get the farm without Lennie and he also cant stay

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lennie knew he was in the wrong, and was almost diciplining himself because george was gone . agree w bri

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George knew Lennie needed to be killed when Curley's wife was found dead.

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George decided to kill Lennie when Curly's wife was found dead and he knew deep down that he couldn't help Lennie anymore than he already had.

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I think that George will continue to work on the ranch until he has enough money to buy a house. i think he also might go into a state of depression because deep down he truly did love Lennie.

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I agree with D^2, when Carlson shot Candy's dog in the back of the head so the dog wouldn't feel the pain. Like where George shot Lennie. Put Lennie is a happy place with no more pain or trouble.

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If George had waited five more minutes, Curley would had came in with his shot gun and shot probably both Lennie and George in the guts.

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George will most likely live with the other guys and work with them on the farm and go to the whore house every month

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his hallucinations represent that he is realizing  that now he has really messed up finally and cant go back, he is remembering things

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George doesmt want the dream without lennie :(

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George decided to kill Lennie because Lennie just kept digging himself into a deeper hole. George didn't want to know what happened if the rest of the guys found Lennie.

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George is calm for once when talking to lennie.

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will continue o workall his life and then die at old age :(

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George decides to kill Lennie after Candy informs him that Curlys wife is dead. After talking with Candy George knows Curly will be out for Lennies blood and will kill him as violently as he can to defend his honour.

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it was leading to the death of a main character

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Lennie was shameful and regretting his actions and George was not there to punish him.

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 Citlaly........George decided that he needed to kill Lennie when he went back to the bunkhouse and was the last one to enter the barn when all the other men were already in there. He was the one that took Carlsons luger. P96-97

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 Citlaly........George decided that he needed to kill Lennie when he went back to the bunkhouse and was the last one to enter the barn when all the other men were already in there. He was the one that took Carlsons luger. P96-97

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George and Lennie were very close friends and its hard for George to talk to him normally when hes going to kill him. He tries to make Lennie happy.

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yes, it is true. if george had waited any longer the men wouldve killed him themselves in a not so nice way through revenge for killing curleys wife instead of peacefully going out due to george, to tend the rabbits.

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George wanted had initially planned on living with Lennie and only him and now hes the only one who is gone.

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If he waited lennie would not have died

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george speaks nicely to lennie i think because he knows hes about to kill him and he wants him to be happy when he dies

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My interpretation of the hallucinations is Lennie's mind realizing that there is going to be a consequence for his actions but Lennie himself doesn't understand.

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i think that george will get a girl and buy some land because he talked about how easy life would be if he didnt have lennie.

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George went on to change his name and later join the army as a lieutenant. His new name is Dan Taylor. George turns into lieutenant Dan. That is why in the movie, "Forrest Gump" Dan doesn't talk about his past and why he has a short temper. Especially in the part where Dan and Forrest meet up in New York for new years. When one of the ladies yell at Forrest, Dan gets defensive because it reminds him too much of another guy he took care of who is no longer with us.

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If George waited any longer to kill Lennie Curley and the others wouldve done it themselves.

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George decided to kill Lennie when he killed Curlys wife, he decided this because he and Lennie were chased off of a ranch on weed for almost the same thing but not as bad at the same time.

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The reality of their dream was always slim. George created the dream to keep Lennie happy. Keeping Lennie in line became Georges escape from their harsh reality. Once Geroge knows lennie has to die he has no reason to continue to keep him happy and because of this no reason to preserve the dream they created together.

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I don't find the conversation interesting, rather being able to connect to it. Having to be able to put someone or something down. Speaking softly to him\her (cat\dog\animal) just as how George done. Speaking softly and have their last moments and\or memories be happy

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George does not want to have it without lennie.

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I think that George will get depressed and start drinking and go to the Sally's bar every pay day and spend it all.

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George will continue to work on the ranch and then most likely save up his money and get his own place just like he wanted, but without Lennie.

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they cant get the farm because they dont have lennies pay and also becasue george wont have it without lennie

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I also believe George will work util he gets money to get his land that he dreams of and a girl to live with.

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george decided he needed to kill lennie after he said "go on george. aint you gunna give me no more hell"? pg 104

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George will grow lonely, get sad and keep working until he turns 80, he'll buy the dream farm get old and start falling in love with farm animals, then he will die and the farm animals will eat all of George's flesh. 

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George will grow lonely, get sad and keep working until he turns 80, he'll buy the dream farm get old and start falling in love with farm animals, then he will die and the farm animals will eat all of George's flesh. 

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George created the dream for Lennie, to keep Lennie happy and in line. But now that george had to kill Lennie the dream died with him.

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My opinion is if they had waiting five more minutes Lennie would've had a horrific death instead of peaceful, he most likely would have died in a lot of pain.

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I think George will live out the life he used his dream to escape from. As he says in the book, he´ll work for a month then take his money to the town and then repeat and when he feels he should he´ll move on to the next town and the next job.

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i think george will keep working until he has enough to settle down

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The reasoning why George had turned away from Candy in Chapter 5 was because the dream ranch was to have Lennie and George and without him theres just no point of trying to have a ranch with the fat of the land or however they prenounce it.