Of Mice and Men Chapter 3

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What motivates Lennie to bring the newborn pup into the bunkhouse?

Back

Lennie wants to pet the puppy.

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Who cared for Lennie before George took responsibility for him?

Back

Lennie's Aunt Clara.

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What happens during the fight between Curley and Lennie?

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Lennie crushes Curley’s hand with his own bare hand.

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To whom does George confide about the events in Weed?

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George confides in Slim.

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How is Lennie described after the incident with Curley?

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Lennie is generally a gentle, slow-witted man who is unaware of his own strength.

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What is the significance of Lennie's relationship with George?

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George acts as a caretaker and protector for Lennie, highlighting themes of friendship and responsibility.

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What does the puppy symbolize in the story?

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The puppy symbolizes innocence and the desire for companionship.

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How does Curley's behavior reflect his character?

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Curley's aggressive behavior showcases his insecurity and need to assert dominance.

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What role does Slim play in the story?

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Slim serves as a voice of reason and understanding among the other characters.

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What does the incident in Weed reveal about Lennie's character?

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It shows that Lennie does not understand his own strength and the consequences of his actions.