It doesn't take much to conclude that if Lennie wasn't developmentally disabled, there wouldn't be much to a story except for telling a story on how work was on a farm. All of the major events take place as result of Lennie's condition. In the beginning Lennie and George left town to go work somewhere else. They had to leave town because he was accused of rape when ripping a girls red velvet dress. Lennie got in trouble because he could not decipher between right and wrong and when to stop. Other events that happen due to his condition are: caring around a dead mouse, breaking Curley's hand, killing the pup, and in the end killing Curley's wife. If these incidents did not happen there would be nothing to read about.

Steinbeck also uses Lennie to show a lot of George's personality and character. George takes good care of Lennie and won't leave him behind. George knows that

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