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Described as being much smaller in corpulence than Lennie.
He has small, strong hands, slender arms, a thick, and bony nose

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He gets angry pretty easily, we understand that he is very impulsive. Even if he's mean towards Lennie, his actions are always

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Sometimes he is really rude with Lennie and mean with him, telling him he is useless and stupid

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George's wy of thinking and his actions reveal that he is really rational and thoughtful for example when he's foresee possible complications Lennie might do, for example he knew that Lennie might get both of them in trouble because of Lennie's addiction the petting things

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George needs Lennie for companionship. George would be lonely without Lennie.

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Described in the first chapter as a huge man, very imposing, very muscular.

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Lennie seems to act without thinking, for example when he started drinking directly from the river without thinking that he may get sick like he was the night before.

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Lennie speaks using a semi-broken English, we can understand that he is probably uneducated.

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Lennie thinks in a similar way as a young child, he don't understand that his actions might have consequences, and can't understand complex concepts such as loyalty and death, he doesn't understand that by petting his puppy too hard, he'll kill it.

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Lennie depends on George to protect him and take care of him

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When George talks to Slim, we understand that George is able to change and growth, when he admits he once abused Lennie to entertain himself. He learned that it's wrong to take advantage of the weak.

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The reader learns that he is capable of change and growth during his conversation with Slim, during which he admits that he once abused Lennie for his own amusement

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Through dialogue, the reader learns of the childhood shared by the men. George promised Lennie's Aunt Clara that he would look after Lennie and has held true to his promise.

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He has a dream of owning his own ranch, but it never comes true like everyone else. He has to work to make a living.

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By telling Lennie their dream of owning a ranch together, he makes him happy so he have a positive influence on Lennie

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It's written that Lennie walked heavily, dragging his feet a little, the where a bear drags his paws. It's a metaphor comparing Lennie and a bear. We understand that Lennie is very imposing.

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It is indirectly reavealed that Lennie has cognitive disabilities. The author reveals this through Lennie's actions.

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Through dialogue, previous troubles are revealed, and Lennie's inability to control his own strength and desire to touch soft things. We learn that cognitive disabilities have gotten Lennie into trouble in the past, for example at Weed.

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The author also indirectly shows that Lennie is mentally disabled by the actions he does and the way that it takes him a while to think.

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Lennie's kindness influence the way people within the novel treat him.