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How was the puppy's death foreshadowed by Lennie's previous actions?

1. How was the puppy's death foreshadowed by Lennie's previous actions? Did he mean to harm the puppy?
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?

Answer

  1. How was the puppy's death foreshadowed by Lennie's previous actions? Did he mean to harm the puppy?
    Lennie's tendency to accidentally harm small animals is foreshadowed by his past actions, such as when he killed mice by petting them too hard. He does not mean to harm the puppy; his actions are unintentional and stem from his lack of awareness of his own strength.

  2. Lennie still remembers that if he does something bad he needs to go hide. Why does Steinbeck include this detail?
    This detail highlights Lennie's childlike mentality and dependence on George for guidance. It also foreshadows future events, emphasizing the pattern of Lennie's actions leading to trouble.

  3. Why is Curley's Wife so insistent on talking to Lennie despite his protests?
    Curley's Wife is lonely and seeks companionship and attention. Her insistence on talking to Lennie reflects her isolation and desire for connection, despite the risks involved.

  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?
    Curley's wife dreams of becoming a movie star, a dream that reflects her desire for a different life. Steinbeck shows her naivety through her belief that she could have been famous, revealing her lack of understanding of the harsh realities of her situation.

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