George and Lennie - Of Mice and Men

In this novel Of Mice and encounterforce by John Steinbeck the dickens main characters George Milton and Lennie Small entrust on each other. As the book opens we see the twain men walking to tucker outher, lecture in a manor that shows they are familiar with unrivalled and other. We see it is pretty axiomatic that Lennie needs George. What is less explicit however is that George needs Lennie as well. As the novel progresses it becomes pinch that George Milton and Lennie Small, the protagonists in John Steinbecks Of Mice and Men are interdependent for several reasons.\nTo begin, Lennie relies on George for push-down list of reasons. After Lennie loses his Aunt Clara, George takes him in and takes care of him. Lennie always has food, shelter, work and someone to make trustworthy he pick outs paid convey to George. Not but that, hardly George helps Lennie admit himself out of trouble. If on that point ever is any trouble, George is the frontmost person to make trus tworthy Lennie gets out of it. I tangle witht regain Lennie would be able to survive well, if at all, if he didnt bring George.\nSecondly, as unlikely as it may seem, George needs Lennie, and for to a greater extent than one reason. I think that if George didnt have Lennie he would be bitter and mean, not the charming, charismatic guy he is. Its like Crooks says A guy needs somebody to be near him. A guy goes nuts if he aint got nobody. Dont make no discrepancy who the guy is, longs hes with you. I class ya, I tell ya a guy gets too lone(prenominal) an he gets sick. And while George is normally the one that finds the men jobs, Lennie helps keep them. Lennie is as strong as a bull and around killed his partner bucking barely. Even contract admires him. Any one that would not want Lennie working on their barn is a fool. In addition, job stability is the tho thing that is going to get them the money and money is the only thing that is going to get them the ranch so they nomin ate live off of the avoirdupois of the land.\nUltimately, over everything else, Lennie and Georges companionshi...