Exploring the Plans of George and Lennie in Of Mice and Men

The transcript involves a discussion among individuals about making a will, financial planning, and future aspirations. They talk about sharing assets, planning finances, and reflect on life and the fate of a dog. The conversation shifts to future plans, investments, and dreams of a better life, highlighting their aspirations for a new home and improved living conditions.

What does the speaker intend to do with his share in case of his demise?

• Spend it all before passing

• Invest it in stocks

• Donate it to charity

• Leave it to his friends

How much money do the speaker and his friends have initially?

• $10

• $100

• $350

• $450

What triggers the speaker's wish for a merciful end?

• A recent illness

• Financial troubles

• The fate of his dog

• The loss of his job

How much money do they plan to save to buy the place?

• $100

• $450

• $350

• $500

What is the speaker's dream job at the new place?

• Tending to rabbits

• Building furniture

• Cooking for everyone

• Gardening

How much additional money does the speaker plan to contribute later?

• $450

• $350

• $100

• $30

What is emphasized about the plan towards the end of the conversation?

• Its complexity

• Its legality

• Its urgency and secrecy

• Its profitability

Who is responsible for shutting the door to keep strangers out?

• The speaker

• Lenny

• George

• Candy

What is the speaker's view on letting strangers interfere with their plans?

• He welcomes it

• He is indifferent

• He is slightly concerned

• He is strongly against it