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Why does George feel so comfortable telling Slim the truth about his and Lennie's relationship considering...

1. Why does George feel so comfortable telling Slim the truth about his and Lennie's relationship considering his typical response is to lie?
2. What did Lennie do in Weed that got them in trouble? Did he mean to do it?
3. Why is Candy so hesitant to put his dog down? Why does he finally agree to let Carlson put the dog down?
4. Why can't Candy look at his dog as Carlson leads it out?

Answer

  1. George feels comfortable telling Slim the truth because Slim is kind and trustworthy, creating a safe environment for George to open up about his and Lennie's relationship.

  2. In Weed, Lennie grabbed a girl's dress because he wanted to feel the fabric, but it scared her and led to trouble. He did not mean to cause harm.

  3. Candy is hesitant to put his dog down because he has had the dog for a long time and is emotionally attached. He finally agrees because Carlson insists it is the kindest option due to the dog's suffering.

  4. Candy can't look at his dog as Carlson leads it out because he is deeply saddened and doesn't want to face the reality of losing his longtime companion.

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