Ivan Bueso Post #1

In the book "Of Mice and Men" I predict that George and Lennie will find jobs and soon, Lennie will get in trouble again because in the book, George told Lennie that if he was going to get in trouble he told him to "Hide in the brush till I come for you" (Steinbeck, page 17). And that in the past Lennie would always get in trouble because in the book George said that "You get in trouble, you do bad things and I got to get you out" (Steinbeck, page 12). I also predict that George and Lennie will get in another big argument and one of them will get mad. In the book, George said that they had arguments in the past and Lennie was talking about "George, you want I should go away and leave you alone?" and that means that Lennie would leave from that heated conversation that he had (Steinbeck, page 13). I think the book will end is that one of them will die because we know that Georg and Lennie always get in trouble, and in the book George says that "You get in trouble, you do bad things and I got to get you out" and when they find a job I say that Lennie would die because he gets into trouble and George will miss him (Steinbeck, page 12). What led me to this is that George said in the book that "I was jus' foolin', Lennie cause I want you to stay with me" and that means if something happen to Lennie then George will miss him (Steinbeck, page 14)