George treats Lennie like he is an idiot. When ever George is angry, he takes all the anger out on Lennie. I think that George feels bad for Lennie. That's why he hasn't left Lennie behind yet. If George really didn't care about Lennie, then he would have left him alone a long, long time ago. Another reason why I think that George hasn't left Lennie behind yet is because George knows that Lennie had a mental problem and he feels guilty when he leaves him.
What is George and Lennie's dream? Provide details. Do you think it's realistic or not?
George and Lennie's dream is to have a farm or ranch by themselves. When they have their farm, they want to have different things. George wants to have a gallon of Whiskey and play cards or shoot pool. Lennie wants to have lots of rabbits and mice and lots of other soft things so he could pet them all day. Lennie also wants to have the rabbits in all of the different colors.
Why do you think George says "Migrant workers who travel from farm to farm are the loneliest people in the world."? What makes he and Lenny different?
I think that George says that quote because he was probably one of the lonely migrants before he met Lennie. I think that this quote is different from George and Lennie. This is because they are not alone. They have each other to keep each other company. And they also do not travel from farm to farm. They travel away from trouble.
George treats Lennie like he is an idiot. When ever George is angry, he takes all the anger out on Lennie. i like that sentence cause it true.
ReplyDeleteI think that George says that quote because he was probably one of the lonely migrants before he met Lennie. That what i said too
I think that this quote is different from George and Lennie. This is because they are not alone. They have each other to keep each other company. And they also do not travel from farm to farm. They travel away from trouble. I didn't get that really this sentence