In the first chapter of the novel, Of Mice and
Men, readers are introduced to the two protagonists. Lennie and George are
on their way to a ranch to find work. They have recently left Weeds because of trouble
that Lennie caused there. Readers also find out about the dream that Lennie and George
have: to own their own ranch. Readers also learn that Lennie likes furry things (such as
rabbits and mice), but has a habit of killing them accidentally. Lennie is a slightly
slow man and simply does not know his own strength.
Sunday, December 22, 2013
Write a summary (100 words) of first chapter of "Of Mice and Men" by John Steinbeck.
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