Of Mice And Men Friendship Analysis

Friendship. Friendship is when two individuals meet and you take a special liking to them and you are into mostly the same things as each other, now this isn't in a romantic way but a well friendly way. Then pretty soon everything they feel and dod affects you in every way. Their sad you are sad. Their happy you are happy. Kind of a chain reaction kind of thing. This kind of thing happened in the novela Of Mice And Men by John Steinbeck which is a nonfictional novela. Friendship is the theme of the book and it occurs between George and Lennie. And also Candy and his dog. To inform you a little about the novella, it's about migrant workers but two migrant workers specifically. Their names are George; who is the protagonist, and then Lennie;

One time this was shown was when george said to lennie. ‘’No, i ain’t mad, I never been mad,an’ I ain’t now. Thats a thing I want ya to know.’’ (106;Ch6) This signifies how George is and always has been forgiving and understanding to Lennie granted of all the problems he has caused for George. Another time was when Lennie was saying ‘’Guys like us got no family. They make a little stake an’ then they blow it . they ain’t got nobody in the worl’ who gives a hoot n’ hell about em’.’’ ‘’ But not us,’’ (104:Ch6). This just shows how George and Lennie have each other unlike most migrant workers who had nobody to care about them. It’s important because this just shows how everyone needs a friend and someone to care about them. One of the last times there was a sign of friendship between George and Lennie was when Lennie was talking to Curley's wife and she said ‘’ You never give a thought to George, ‘ she went on in Lennie's voice.’ He's been doin’ nice things for you all time. When he got a piece of pie you always get more n’ half. An’ if they was any ketchup, why hed give it all to you.’’ (01:Ch6). This just shows that when you have a friend and they are not doing so great or don't have as much you need to help them out and share with them. What's yours is their pretty much. This just shows why is important to have a friendship and that that's what the author is telling