Of Mice and Men
george and lennie take very different approaches to drinking the water. what does each man's approach say about his charater?
section one.
section one.
Lennie thinks very much as a child, He lives in the moment; he is thirsty so he drinks. He drinks as much as he can. Where George is cautious about drinking stagnant water, Lennie drinks with abandon, George warns Lennie, "You never oughta drink water when it ain't runnin', Lennie."
Also George is very much in parent mode. For George, this is pretty much all the time.