Of Mice and Men

Of Mice and Men By John Steinbeck Exercise 1: The story is about two drifting outsiders, who in their romantic unrealistic determination of finding their own place in the world, come out as losers. With the desire of getting a ranch, and in their loneliness, George and his huge simple-minded friend Lennie travel from ranch to ranch in search of work. George is in his need of a companion drifting around with Lennie who is a …

…most important not being able to say "this is who I am". The positive aspects are very scares. Some of the only things must be that they really appreciate each other. Sometimes George may say or do things that would be considered rude by people who did not understand George's and Lennie's "relationship". But I'm convinced that George doesn't mean to harm Lennie in any way, this is proved at the end of the story.