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Character Analysis Of Lennie In John Steinbeck's Of Mice And Men

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Rabbits- Rabbits are used commonly throughout the story to symbolize Lennie’s innocence. Lennie is very fond of rabbits. He even had a dream where George and he were at the farm they wish to own tending the rabbits. Lennie loves rabbits because of how soft they are. Since he is obsessed with petting soft things it eventually leads him to kill them. Lennie isn’t aware of what he does because he’s mentally disabled which is his innocence. Candy’s dog- The death of Candy’s dog symbolizes that during hard times only the strong can survive and the weak will eventually die. Candy’s dog grew old and became useless. Carlson shooting Candy’s dog in the back of the head also foreshadows how Lennie will be killed in the end of story. Candy’s dog and
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