How was the puppy's death foreshadowed by Lennie's previous actions?
2. Lennie still remembers that if he does something bad he needs to go hide. Why does Steinbeck include this detail?
3. Why is Curley's Wife so insistent on talking to Lennie despite his protests?
4. Unlike Lennie and George, who dream of the future, Curley's wife clings to a dream from her past. What is her dream, and how does Steinbeck show her naivety when she speaks with Lennie?

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