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What makes a good friend? your_comments/newsid_ / stm

Of Mice and Men

What made their friendship so special ? What made their friendship so special ?

George George Hard working Caring Thoughtful Protective

Lennie Lennie Strong Simple Child like Dependant

Candy Candy Old Disabled arm Not much use Doesn’t stand up For himself Best friend is an Old, smelly, useless dog

Crooks Crooks Stable buck Kicked in back by horse Not spoken to by others Only black man on ranch Lonely

Curley Curley Moody Bossy Short tempered Controlling Aggressive Short

Curleys wife Curleys wife Flirty Lonely Dreams of what might have been Naive Lots of make up Tart

Use of body language to flirt Red – to get noticed or colour of danger ? Colour of passion ? Feminine clothes…are they suitable for a ranch ? RED lips, RED nails, Red mules

Carlson Carlson Strong minded selfish Hates Candy’s dog Speaks his mind

Slim Slim In charge of ranch hands Good listener Talks with George Understanding