Reply to "Reading and Writing Assignments for July 14th 19th Class"

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At first glance, George in John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men seems to be the one in control of his hulking sidekick Lennie. But on closer inspection, it's clear that there's is a symbiotic relationship between the two men in which each needs the other to survive. George is clever but not so strong and Lennie is quite different. If there hadn't been Lennie, George can't work so well and can't get enough money. If there hadn't been George, Lennie can't keep alive for that long time. So I think that George is like the head of Lennie's and Lennie is like the body of George's. They need each other so much.

7/10/1610:25 AM

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