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George is protective, caring for  Lennie for a long time. The two men are not related but have been friends since they were children, George feels a sense of responsibility to Lennie.
George often talks to Lennie about their dream.

Due to Lennie’s mental disability, George has to take responsibility for him and finds this stressful and frustrating at times, due to Lennie getting into trouble. This results in outbursts of anger towards Lennie at certain points in the novel, although George regrets these quickly.

George recognises that his friendship with Lennie is special because men like George would not have had friendships due to moving around so much for work; it would have been very unusual for two men to travel around together due to work being scarce.

George is a small, quick-witted man; his intelligence contrasts with Lennie’s throughout the book; as does his size. George often has to think quickly in order to cover up for Lennie’s mistakes. Finally, he feels forced to shoot his best friend in order to protect him from Curley and the other men, who George believes would have tortured Lennie if they found him first.

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The theme of companionship and dreams is brought up through the novel multiple times like how when Lennie and George of the farm they plan to one day own together - also in when Candy told George that she should have killed her dog herself and not let a stranger kill her dog.

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“Lennie said quietly, "It ain't no lie. We're gonna do it. Gonna get a little place an'
live on the fatta the lan'.”
W - 'We're gonna do it."
A - Can be linked to achieving something, maybe to having dreams, a major theme throughout the book.
R - relating to dreams and further onto companionship as the word 'We' could show how Lennie and George both plan on owning the farm TOGETHER.

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Thesis, DIRT, and PEACE paragraphs.

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A national set of ideals in which freedom includes the opportunity for prosperity and success - Idea of the American Dream is rooted in the United States Declaration of Independence which says that "all men are created equal" and that they are "endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights. In terms of 'Of Mice And Men', the AMerican Dream relates to the beliefs of the men struggling throught the depression that their hard work will eventually be rrewarded.