Friday, March 18, 2011

Visions

When we see Lennie at the pool why does Steinbeck have him imagine Aunt Clara and the rabbit? What does this tell you about Lennie? Is George right when he says, "He never done this to be mean?" Why does Lennie do it?

1 comments:

The Kings said...

He doesn't mean to do harm but he can't control himself...because of his mental disability and lack of memory. He just can not remember things but Aunt Clara and that he wants to raise rabbits. That seems to be the things he can focus on and remember.