Questions and Answers
Who does Lennie conjure up when he is waiting for George?
his dead Aunt Clara
What does Aunt Clara accuse Lennie of?
never thinking of George even though George is always nice to him
What other thing does Lennie conjure up from his mind?
an angry rabbit that scoffs at Lennie's hope to tend the rabbits
What happens when George gets to Lennie?
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What do the other guys think happened to Lennie?
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Who supports George after he kills his best friend?
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Study Notes
Lennie's Conjured Figures
- Lennie envisions his deceased Aunt Clara while waiting for George, reflecting his inner turmoil and guilt.
- Aunt Clara criticizes Lennie for his lack of consideration for George, despite George's constant kindness towards him.
Additional Visions
- Lennie also imagines an aggressive rabbit that mocks his desire to tend the rabbits, symbolizing his unattainable dreams and fears.
George's Arrival
- When George finds Lennie, he recounts their dream of owning a farm. As Lennie gazes at the river, George tragically shoots Lennie in the back of the head, illustrating the devastating nature of their relationship and the harsh realities of their lives.
Reactions to Lennie’s Death
- Following Lennie’s death, other characters believe that George acted in self-defense, assuming Lennie had Carlson's gun, demonstrating the misconceptions surrounding their situation.
Support for George
- Slim stands by George after the incident, showing loyalty and understanding in the face of tragedy.
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Test your understanding of Chapter 6 from 'Of Mice and Men'. This quiz highlights key moments and characters, including Lennie's internal conflicts and his relationships with George and Aunt Clara. Perfect for reviewing themes and character interactions in this poignant novel.
