Of Mice and Men
Chapter Six of mice and men
Why does George's struggle with the description of the farm when Lennie asks him to recite it to him there, on the river bank? Evidence from the text.
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George knows he has to kill Lennie. The farm dream and story is a major connection between Lennie and George. The lines describing their common dream bond both of them together. Now this bond is being severed. George needs Lennie to look out over the trees and remember the pleasant image just one more time before he dies.
