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George Should Not Have Killed Lennie's Death

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In the novella Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, Lennie should not have been killed. He should have lived because he and his best friend had some great plans for the future. Lennie has mental disabilities, which is a major excuse for the things that he did, and he did not know the thing he was doing were wrong. “But he was too dumb even know he had a joke played on him. Why he’d do any damn thing I tol’ him” (Steinbeck 40). Lennie does not know any better when he does wrong. He just does whatever George tells him to, and George was not there to tell Lennie that hurting the girl was wrong. George should not have killed Lennie because they were best friends. They have been together for a long time and George killed him. George should not have
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