in the novel Of Mice And Men, crooks is unfriendly at first to lennie, so why does he change his mind now? ASAP!!! I NEED HELP

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Of Mice and Men

in the novel Of Mice And Men, crooks is unfriendly at first to lennie, so why does he change his mind now? ASAP!!! I NEED HELP

it is because lennie kind of beat up curley so he feel intimidated or is it something else?

Asked by jasmine s #216713 on 4/4/2012 4:43 PM

Last updated by coco s #17435 on 4/5/2012 8:33 PM

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Answered by Aslan on 4/4/2012 4:48 PM

No, I think that Crooks understand quickly that Lennie does not have the racist attitudes the others have. It becomes evident to Crooks that Lennie is mentally challanged. Crooks's animosity subsides when he sees Lennie's limitations. Crooks also wants the company.

Answered by coco s #17435 on 4/5/2012 8:33 PM

Crooks is thrilled to have someone visit him.

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