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  • Essay / The Nature of Life in Of Mice And Men by John Steinbeck

    He touches Curley's wife's hair, but she is afraid. As a result, Lennie accidentally kills her and runs away. The other farm workers form a mob to punish Lennie, but George finds him first. George understands that Lennie cannot live in this world, and he wants to spare him the pain and terror of being killed and tortured by the mob, so he shoots him in the back of the head. Of Mice and Men tells exactly the relationship between the two central characters, their friendship and their common dream. These two men are very different, but they meet, stay together and support each other in a world full of people. They sincerely believe in their dream. All they want is a small piece of land to call their own. They want to grow their own crops and raise rabbits. This dream made their relationship and makes the book so compelling for the