Of Mice and Men

The book “Of Mice and Men” is about the trials and changes that are unforseeable about friendship. Throughout the book, George is continuously telling Lennie that if he were alone he “could live so easy.” When Lennie gives his answer that he will be leaving, George instantly gets upset and frustrated and informs Lennie that he “was just fooling” and wants Lennie to stay there with him. The relationship these two characters posses is that …

…in return. He achieves an idea of the characters having high hopes for each other and their future. “Of Mice and Men” is a book in which many issues shadow the responsibilities of a friendship in real life.” Throughout the length of the novel, Steinbeck illustrates friendship as not always being “hunky dory” but more times than not a friendship is well worth the problems that may come up every now and then. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**