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A True Friendship In John Steinbeck's Of Mice And Men

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A True Friendship

Some people who have read John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men, believe that George really didn’t care for Lennie and that there was no friendship as George was hollering at Lennie and George killed Lennie. The definition of friendship is trusting, being trusted, and caring for one another. Throughout the book there are many signs of friendship on both sides, Lennie trusted and was sharing to George, and they both protected each other. There was a true friendship between Lennie and George because, they both looked out for each other, George would comfort Lennie, and George tried to prevent Lennie’s death. George and Lennie were true friends because they both looked out for eachother. As far as the beginning of the book

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