Of Mice and Men Chapters 1-3

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Why did George stop playing tricks on Lennie?

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George stopped playing tricks on Lennie because Lennie almost drowned once.

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What is Lennie obsessed with?

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Lennie is obsessed with rabbits.

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What does Carlson tell Candy to do with his old dog?

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Carlson tells Candy to shoot his old dog.

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What does Lennie do that causes George to worry he might get sick?

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Lennie drinks water from a swimming hole.

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Describe Lennie's physical characteristics and mental state.

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Lennie is huge, very strong, and has memory issues.

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What is the significance of Lennie's obsession with rabbits?

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Lennie's obsession with rabbits symbolizes his desire for a simple, peaceful life and his dreams of owning a farm.

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How does George feel about taking care of Lennie?

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George feels a sense of responsibility and protectiveness towards Lennie, despite the challenges.

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What does Candy's old dog represent in the story?

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Candy's old dog represents the theme of aging and the harsh realities of life on the ranch.

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What is the relationship between George and Lennie?

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George and Lennie share a deep friendship, with George acting as a caretaker and protector for Lennie.

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How does the setting of the ranch influence the characters' lives?

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The ranch setting creates a harsh environment that shapes the characters' struggles and dreams.