🐶Lenny's love for soft things leads to tragic outcomes.
😢Curley's wife's need for affection drives her towards Lenny, resulting in her death.
👬George's fear of being implicated ultimately leads to the loss of their dream.
🔒The characters are trapped by their circumstances, unable to escape their destinies.
💔The chapter highlights the tragic consequences of loneliness and the pursuit of companionship.
Why does Lenny like rabbits?
—Lenny likes rabbits because he enjoys touching soft things.
What happens to Curley's wife?
—Curley's wife is accidentally killed by Lenny when she screams and he tries to silence her.
Why is George afraid of being accused as an accomplice?
—George is afraid because he knows Lenny's actions can be seen as a result of his influence and responsibility.
Does their dream of owning a small farm come true?
—No, their dream is shattered as the events unfold, leaving them with no hope for a better future.
What is the theme of this chapter in 'Of Mice and Men'?
—The theme of entrapment, loneliness, and the fragility of dreams is prominent in this chapter.
00:10Lenny is saddened by the death of a puppy he accidentally kills.
00:23Curley's wife enters and talks with Lenny, revealing her past desires to travel with a theater troop.
00:48Lenny becomes frightened when Curley's wife gets angry with him and accidentally breaks her neck while trying to calm her down.
01:09Realizing the gravity of his actions, Lenny leaves for the pool.
01:14Candy and George discuss the dream of owning a small farm and its uncertain future.
01:29A Lynch Mob is formed, and George reluctantly decides to join them.
01:36Steinbeck highlights the theme of entrapment through the interaction between Lenny and Curley's wife.
02:16Without Lenny, George acknowledges that their dream is dead.
