George And Lennie In John Steinbeck's Of Mice And Men

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George and Lennie have been together for a long time and have been thinking about there future they have an unbreakable bond they will have there backs no matter how hard there life gets they been living in the streets together and they been thinking about there plan for the future and they been through thin and thick and Lennie says that he has George to look after him and him to look after George they have been thinking about the lives together a lot they hope they will have a nice future together on a farm and have chickens cows pigs goats rabbits big furry rabbits like they saw at the Sacramento fair ¨Georges went on with us it aright like that we dint have to sit in no bar room blowing in our jackets just because we got no place to go

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