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Explore the intricate friendships portrayed in the novel "Of Mice and Men" by Calum, Casey, and Gallahad. The essence of friendship underpins the entire narrative, evident in the various relationships like George and Lennie, Candy and his dog, and more. The quotes within the text illustrate the significance of companionship and the testing of these bonds, ultimately shaping the characters' actions and decisions. Reflect on how friendship is both a source of strength and vulnerability in the story.
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Friendship By Calum, Casey and Gallahad, aka Bertram aka Bertie
Friendship in the novel Friendship underpins the novel as a whole, it is one of the main themes. Here are some examples: • George and Lennie • Candy and his dog • Whit and the magazine • Lennie and his pup • Curley and his wife
Quotes of friendship • “a guy needs somebody to be near him” Crooks • “A guy goes nuts if he ain’t got nobody” Crooks • “I wish George was here.” Lennie • “Should have shot him myself.” Candy
George and Lennie • This is definitely the most defining friendship in the novel. • The fact that everyone is surprised that they travel together shows how unusual it is for two men to be companions at the time. • The fact that they are together means that they are stronger, that they have something to keep them going, as well as something to hope for.
Friendship • The novel is about putting friendship to the test, and even extinguishing it. • For example, when candy lets the shoot his dog • Also, when George is forced to kill Lennieas an act of compassion.