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A thriller that centers on two migrant farm workers, George and Lennie, the former smart and wiry, the latter a dimwit who doesn't know his own strength.
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I think this story is well written with memorable characters and memorable scenes. The ending, in my opinion, happened a little too abruptly and George didn't show enough emotion. Those were my two main problems. Other than that, I can see why it's a classic.
I like the way Steinbeck compares animals and humans, especially with Lennie. He's compared to a dog at some points and even a bear. This helps the reader to sympathize with him a little and see how many of the characters see him - as a sec ...more
I like the way Steinbeck compares animals and humans, especially with Lennie. He's compared to a dog at some points and even a bear. This helps the reader to sympathize with him a little and see how many of the characters see him - as a sec ...more
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