Of Mice and Men, Chapter 3

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Why does Curley apologize to Slim?

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For suspecting Slim of sleeping with his wife.

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Who is Curley looking for when he storms into the bunkhouse?

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Slim.

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Why doesn't George let Lennie keep the puppy in the bunkhouse with them?

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The puppy is only a day old and needs its mom.

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How much does the farm cost that George knows they can buy?

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$600.

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How does the fight between Curley and Lennie end?

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Lennie breaks Curley's right hand.

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What is the significance of the dream farm for George and Lennie?

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It represents hope and the possibility of a better future.

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How does Curley's behavior reflect his insecurities?

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Curley's aggression towards others, especially Slim and Lennie, stems from his need to assert dominance.

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What role does the puppy play in Lennie's character development?

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The puppy symbolizes Lennie's innocence and his inability to understand his own strength.

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What does George's protective nature towards Lennie reveal about their relationship?

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It shows the deep bond and responsibility George feels for Lennie.

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How does Steinbeck use foreshadowing in Chapter 3?

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Foreshadowing is evident in the way Lennie's strength is portrayed, hinting at future conflicts.