... was impossible. Without his dream, Lennie would have nothing to look forward to. George knew that Lennie would never be able to understand why they wouldn't be able to have a farm of their own. His simple mind would not be able to comprehend such a thing. So George did the next best thing. He painted a wonderful picture of their dream for Lennie to imagine, before he put a merciful ending to his life. George should not be prosecuted for ... 's wife's neck too hard and crushes her spine. Lennie then flees the ranch because Curley wants to kill him for what he did to his wife. So Lennie is...

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... . The theme is kept strong by having all the characters wanting to have hope for something or a dream of some kind. The story had a feeling of hope as well as a terrible feeling that something terrible was going to happen and that it would break the dream of the main characters. This is why John Steinbeck titled the novel Of Mice and Men. The title ... will happen when Curley and the other workers find Lennie. Lennie would only suffer, and just like Carlson did to Candy's dog George was going to do to Lennie. George knew that the best thing to do was to put Lennie out of his misery. Geor...

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