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

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Lennie left the farm because of the events that took place. Lennie was left behind at the farm by himself, when the others went out, including George. Lennie was petting the dog, when he was not supposed to be. Lennie thought the dog was going to bite him, so he dropped the dog. Lennie killed the dog. Lennie did not mean any harm as he says, “I was jus’ playin’ with him” (Steinbeck 87). Curley’s wife then comes in the barn and begins to talk to Lennie. Lennie knows he is not supposed to be talking to her but continues the conversation anyways. Curly’s wife then begins to talk about how soft her hair is, and tells Lennie that he can feel her hair. Lennie feels her hair, but won’t let go. Curley’s wife yells at Lennie for him to let go, but he