Analyzing Lenny's Character Traits

The video tutorial analyzes Lenny's character from a novel, focusing on his relationship with George, his physical and animalistic traits, and his mental limitations. It discusses Lenny's simplistic dream of owning rabbits, his lack of control, and his childlike innocence, setting the stage for future events in the story.

What does Lenny's simplicity foreshadow?

• Independence

• Success

• Negative outcomes

• Positive outcomes

What is the primary focus when analyzing Lenny's character?

• His animalistic traits

• His role in the American Dream

• His physical strength

• His relationship with George

How is Lenny's position in the relationship with George shown?

• Through his dreams

• Through his strength

• Through physical actions

• Through dialogue

What does Lenny's shapeless face symbolize?

• His intelligence

• His confidence

• His lack of boundaries

• His control over life

How does Lenny's appearance contrast with George's?

• George is less confident

• Lenny is less memorable

• Lenny is more defined

• George is more shapeless

What role does Lenny play in the American Dream?

• He is a dreamer

• He is a symbol of success

• He is fodder for the dream

• He is a leader

What do Lenny's wide sloping shoulders indicate?

• His strength

• His intelligence

• His confidence

• His lack of confidence

How does Lenny's drinking behavior reflect his character?

• It shows his simplicity

• It shows his sophistication

• It shows his confidence

• It shows his intelligence

What do Lenny's animalistic traits suggest?

• He needs guidance

• He is fully trained

• He is well-mannered

• He is independent

What is Lenny's simple dream about?

• Having rabbits

• Traveling the world

• Being a boss

• Owning land