The large man who doesn't know his own strength.
Who is Lennie?
What does the farm that George describes symbolize?
What is The American Dream?
What is the first thing Lennie kills in the story?
What is a mouse?
What does the dead mouse foreshadow?
What is the killing of others at Lennie's hands.
What kind of gun does Carlson own?
What is a Luger?
The small quick witted man who protects Lennie.
Who is George?
What theme does Crooks symbolize?
What is loneliness?
Where does George tell Lennie to hide if he gets in trouble?
What is in the brush.
What does Carlson shooting Candy's dog foreshadow?
What is George shooting Lennie?
What sport is Crooks good at?
What is horseshoes?
The only woman in the entire book.
Who is Curley's wife?
What does George and Lennie traveling together symbolize?
What is friendship?
Who is always looking for Curley?
Who is Curley's wife?
One of the names the ranchers refer to Curley's wife:
What is a tart, loo-loo, jail bait, or rat trap
What kind of gun does Crooks own?
What is a shotgun?
Who owns the Luger pistol?
Who is Carlson?
What does Candy and his old dog represent?
What is friendship?
Who is only let in the bunkhouse once a year?
Who is Crooks?
Who is considered the prince of the ranch?
Who is Slim.
What is Curley's glove filled with?
What is Vaseline?
Who walks away with George at the end of the story?
Who is Slim?
What does Curley's wife wanting to be an actress represent?
What is "the dream".
Why does George shoot Lennie?
So Lennie won't have to suffer further consequences.
What does George telling Lennie to hide in the brush foreshadow?
What is Lennie getting in trouble again?
What did George gain from killing Lennie?
What is an opportunity to live his own life?