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Why is Lennie compared to a bear?

Steinbeck compares Lennie to a bear, a potentially very dangerous animal. Lennie drags his feet the way a bear drags his paws . The only way he can cope is to be a like a tame dog, tethered always to his master George and never let out of his masters sight.

Why is Lennie described as an animal?

Why is it used? Lennies mental disability makes him unable to understand situations, the way that others behave and what they say. His size and lack of intelligence are often emphasised through the comparisons made between him and animals.

What is the famous line from Of Mice and Men?

Nobody never gets to heaven, and nobody gets no land. Its just in their head.

What does George symbolize in Of Mice and Men?

Some critics believe George represents that doomed man who longs to return to Eden. His one chance to avoid that fate is his relationship with Lennie, which makes them different from the other lonely men. But despite this companionship, at the end of the book, George is fated to be once again alone.

What page is Lennie compared to a bear?

Animal 1: The first time we see Lennie, he is immediately compared to an animal: and he walked heavily, dragging his feet a little, the way a bear drags his paws. Chapter 1, pg. 2. Throughout the novel there will be many such comparisons, and also occasional comparisons to children and the insane.

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Description of Lennie Steinbeck uses animal imagery when describing Lennie, saying that Lennie walks the way a bear drags his paws (Section 1). This simile tells the reader that Lennies physical appearance and movements are bear-like, allowing us to easily imagine his size and physical strength.

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