Eriberto Cruz-Galaviz Post #1

I think that George is not gonna leave Lennie by himself because George says "No Look! I was jus' foolin' , Lennie. 'Cause I want you to say with me (Steinbeck,pg.14). So this means that George cares about Lennie even though Lennie gets on George's nerves sometimes. How I think the book will end is they will find a job and stay their until they get enough money for a house so they could live in. I also think what this book will be about is George and Lennie will find some friends while they're on there way. I also think that in the in the end they will have a new life and they will get their rabbits. I think there will be a part where one of is friends will not be nice to them which will not make them not trust anybody else. George will do anything he can to keep him and Lennie alive so they won't have to go hungry. George cares for Lennie even though sometimes he acts like if they could get more then what they have to keep them alive. I also think that in the end they will have a better life then they have right now.