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In chapter 6 of the short story Mice and Men, the setting is a deep green pool of the Salinas River in the late afternoon. Lennie was hiding in the brush, Lennie silently came up to the pool and started drinking from the pool. He was on his knees, chin down, stating that he would wait for George. Lennie remembered that George had said if he caused any trouble he would hide in the brush until George got there. He then remembers his Aunt Clara and imagines her getting him in trouble because he's crazy and makes things hard for George, Lennie agrees, crying. He also imagines a rabbit telling him he is no good. Then out of nowhere, George appears but Lennie asks him if he is mad. George says that he isn't mad and he wants Lennie to know that. George makes Lennie look at the green river, distracting him by telling Lennie about the dream and to imagine it as if he were there already. Then George takes the gun and points it at Lennie's head, shaking while Lennie is telling him to do it. The men in the background were shouting for George and were getting closer. George pulls the trigger of the gun killing Lennie, and Lennie falls to the ground. The men hear the shot and go to George, then find him next to Lennie's body. Slim goes up to George, telling him that he had to do it.

In the end, Slim invites George for a drink after the situation had happened.

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"lennie said, "i thought you was mad at me, george.""no," said george."no,lenien. i aint mad.i never been mad, an" i ain't now george raised the gun and listened to the voices. lennie begged, "lets do it now.Let's get that place now" "sure,right now. i gotta. we gotta" (106 steinbeck)

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In chapter 6, we can see topics associated with the emotions and events in the chapter. These topics are: making choices and regret, devastation, and more. A part in the chapter 6, where we can see examples of this is " But George sat stiffly on the bank and looked at his right hand that had thrown the gun away. The group burst into the clearing, and Curly was ahead. He saw Lennie lying on the sand." This shows that George was showing some type of emotion toward him killing Lennie himself. The theme to this chapter is that George is mentally upset on how he killed Lennie, and the reason for that is because Lennie killed Curly's wife. And the emotions shown in the chapter all come back to this plot of Chapter 6.

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One of the main characters in chapter 6 of Mice and Men is George, and in chapter 6 it was a rough patch for George. He had killed Lennie!, George had to choose between killing Lennie himself or letting the other group torture him because he killed Curly's wife, so George took it upon himself and shot Lennie. The emotions that George felt when he killed Lennie were shock, and sadness. In chapter 6 in the text, it states, "But George sat stiffly on the bank and looked at his right hand that had thrown the gun away." He went over and looked down at Lennie, and then he looked back at George. "right in the back of the head." he said softly." This piece of evidence demonstrates that George was going through some things in chapter 6, and how his character shows devastation in this chapter in Mice and Men.

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Why does George reassure Lennie about their plan to have their own little place when he is about to kill him?

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Why does George reassure Lennie about their plan to have their own little place when he is about to kill him?

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I think that George reassured Lennie about their plan to have a little place when he is about to kill him because he wants to make Lennie think of a little happy place before he dies. George takes him back to the good memories, and also because George could not let him die the bad way with Curly and his group torturing him badly for what he did to Curly's wife. In chapter 6 it states, " Lennie looked eagerly at him. " Go on, George. Ain't you gonna give me no more hell?" "No, " said George. "Well, I can go away,." This part of the text demonstrates that Lennie was thinking of bad ideas and that George wants to end him like hell, but that is not the same thing George was thinking. I think he did that because he wanted to give Lennie some time to forget about the situation and think about something positive while looking at the river. That is why I think George did that before he was going to kill Lennie and made him think about something good instead of something negative.

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One of the main characters in chapter 6 of Mice and Men is Lennie Small, and he died. His best friend killed him in chapter 6, the emotions that Lennie was showing, sobbing about how he didn't appreciate George. He imagined his aunt Clara scolding him. In chapter 6 of Mice and Men, page 101 states, "And Lennie answered her, "I tried, Aunt Clara, ma'am. I tried and tried. I couldn't help. " " You never give a thought to George,." This piece of textual evidence demonstrates how Lennie is feeling in chapter 6 and how he is rethinking how he should have treated George better. Then later on Lennie got killed by George, and that was the end of Lennie in chapter 6. (R.I.P.)

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How would you describe George's emotional state after he shoots Lennie?

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How would you describe George's emotional state after he shoots Lennie?

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How I would describe George's emotional state after shooting Lennie is devastation that he showed. I think that the most emotion that he showed is devastation and shock because of what he did to Lennie. In chapter 6, page 107 in the text it states, "Yeah. That's how." George's voice was almost a whisper. He looked steadily at his right hand that had held the gun." This demonstrates that George was shocked and devastated that he had done that to Lennie. Also, on page 107 in the text, it stated that Curly took him to go for a drink after he had killed Lennie, and because Curly saw him in a shocked state. That is how I would describe George's emotional state in chapter 6 after he shot Lennie.