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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DNB8kmZ9p6S01XVQZ6h8tZpI1cU6wyoxcI4jVhE_Hcc/edit

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WHAT ARE YOUR INITIAL THOUGHTS OF CURLEY?

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WHAT ARE YOUR INITIAL THOUGHTS OF CURLEY?

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- Trouble
- Entitled
- Privileged
- Threatened by Lennie
- Antagonizing

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WHAT ADVICE DOES GEORGE GIVE LENNIE ABOUT DEALING WITH CURLEY?

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WHAT ADVICE DOES GEORGE GIVE LENNIE ABOUT DEALING WITH CURLEY?

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George tells Lennie to stay away from Curley, that he is nothing but trouble. Lennie replies that he doesn't like this place, and he wants to leave. This is good advice because he is trying to keep Lennie out of trouble. George is just looking out for Lennie.

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WHAT EFFECT DOES CURLEY'S  PRESENCE HAVE ON GEORGE AND LENNIE?

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WHAT EFFECT DOES CURLEY'S  PRESENCE HAVE ON GEORGE AND LENNIE?

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Curley has a major presence on Geaorge and Lennie. They both see him as an aggressive threat that they have to look out for. Curley is the antagonist to George and Lennie so naturally he picks a fight with Lennie which makes him an even bigger threat.

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"Curelys like a lot of little guys. He hates big guys. Kinda like hes mad at em' because he ain't a big guy" (Steinbeck 26).

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WHY DO YOU THINK CURLEY PICKS A FIGHT WITH LENNIE?

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WHY DO YOU THINK CURLEY PICKS A FIGHT WITH LENNIE?

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Curley is intimidated by Lennie because Lennie is bigger and Curley is smaller.