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... The person most responsible for Lennie's death is George. The reasons why I think this is mainly because George shot Lennie in the end of the book. ...
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... George shot Lennie because with him shooting Lennie he would not suffer. But if Curley had seen Lennie he would have shot him in ...
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... Lennie gets George to tell him about the future again and then George takes out Carlson's lugar that he had taken and shot Lennie in the back of the head. ...
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... After Candy tells George that he wished he had shot his dog, George realized it was best if he shot Lennie and not Curley. George ...
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... The ranch hands were not quite there, when George shot Lennie in the back of the head to save him the pain the posse would do to him. ...
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... The ranch hands were not quite there, when George shot Lennie in the back of the head to save him the pain the posse would do to him. ...
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... " I feel George shot Lennie because he loved him and wanted to end his suffering. George showed his love for Lennie in many ways through out the story. ...
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... When George found Lennie, he took out his gun and shot Lennie in the back of the head. He knew it would be better for him and for Lennie.
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... He didn't want any one to kill lennie but he knew it was going to happen one way or another. So he looked away and shot Lennie in the back of the head. ...
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... This was Slim, The jerkline skinner." At the end of the story when George shot Lennie he realized that he killed all of his hopes an dreams in the process. ...
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... But, he did not do this in a cold blooded murder, but he allowed Lennie to get into a happy zone before he shot the trigger. This ...
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George was in a state of shock after he had shot Lennie. All of the workers were suspicious of George and they were all talking ...
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... farm. They spoke briefly and when the rest of the men found George and Lennie, Lennie had been shot with Carlson's luger. 2.3 George ...
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... What most likely wouldÆve happened would be that both Lennie and George wouldÆve gotten shot because it wouldÆve looked like they were running because they ...
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... (105) George told this story to Lennie one last final time and when he got to the part about tending the rabbits George shot him. ...
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... Lennie did not have to experience the fear of being hunted down and shot. Instead, George shot him and he never had to experience any fear. ...
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... Both Lennie and the dog are shot in the back of the head. Both ... George, Lennie's best friend shot him in the back of the head. Candy ...
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... When Candy lost his dog, he kept thinking about him. He felt he should have shot his dog himself. When George had to shoot Lennie, he felt terrible. ...
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... He found Lennie in some woods before anyone else and shot him in the back of the head. The story is set during the Great Depression. ...
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... He found Lennie in some woods before anyone else and shot him in the back of the head. The story is set during the Great Depression. ...
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... still let him take care of the rabbits. Then when Lennie wasn't looking, George took the gun and shot him in the back of his head.
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... not of malicious thoughts and was in the best interest of Lennie. I know there isn'ta person in this court today, who would choose a death of being shot with a ...
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... He raises the gun and shoots Lennie in the back of the head because he knows that the mob of men will torture Lennie. The mob of men hear the shot and come ...
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... "I might go in an' set and have a shot, but I ain't puttin' out no two and a half." George is talking about the "stake" that him and Lennie want. ...
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... dog. I did it for his own good. I aint letting no stranger shoot my Lennie. I shot him to help himself not any one else. Things ...
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... Curley's wife. In the end, as previously foreshadowed, George grew sick of dragging Lennie around, and eventually shot him. The reason ...
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... George knew Curley would kill him so he shot him. D) The outcome was sad because Lennie was killed and he was friends with George. ...
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... What most likely would've happened would be that both Lennie and George would've gotten shot because it would've looked like they were running because they ...
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... Slim did not say anything against this and Carlson shot it. ... When George and Lennie first came in they did not think very good things about the boss. ...
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... It is also engaging to notice the similar fate of Candy's dog and Lennie who will both be shot in the back of the head unsuspicious of what is going to happen. ...
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