Keeping track: chapter six quotations Find one quotation that links the end of the novel to the opening, by setting it in the countryside of the Salinas valley. Find one quotation that indicates that Lennie’s main concern is what George will think about him after what he has done. Find one quotation that indicates that Lennie’s state of mind is deteriorating and that he is starting to hallucinate. The hallucinations allow Lennie to give voice to his own feelings of guilt. Find one quotation that indicates this. Find one quotation that indicates that Lennie does not understand how serious what he has done is. Find one quotation where George begins to outline the dream to Lennie, but in way that indicates his lack of belief in it. Find one quotation that indicates the struggle that George is experiencing in building up to the moment when he needs to shoot Lennie. Find one quotation that indicates George is able to shoot Lennie at the moment when his friend can almost imagine he is living on their ranch. Find one quotation that indicates how desolate George feels when the other men arrive and he cannot explain what he has done to Lennie. Find one quotation that indicates Slim is the only man who is able to understand what happened between George and Lennie. Find one quotation that offers some hope for the future and the possible development of a new friendship. Find one quotation from the end of the novel that indicates the complete failure of Carlson and Whit to understand the friendship that existed.
Keeping track: chapter six quotations Find one quotation that links the end of the novel to the opening, by setting it in the countryside of the Salinas valley. Find one quotation that indicates that Lennie’s main concern is what George will think about him after what he has done. Find one quotation that indicates that Lennie’s state of mind is deteriorating and that he is starting to hallucinate. The hallucinations allow Lennie to give voice to his own feelings of guilt. Find one quotation that indicates this. Find one quotation that indicates that Lennie does not understand how serious what he has done is. Find one quotation where George begins to outline the dream to Lennie, but in way that indicates his lack of belief in it. Find one quotation that indicates the struggle that George is experiencing in building up to the moment when he needs to shoot Lennie. Find one quotation that indicates George is able to shoot Lennie at the moment when his friend can almost imagine he is living on their ranch. Find one quotation that indicates how desolate George feels when the other men arrive and he cannot explain what he has done to Lennie. Find one quotation that indicates Slim is the only man who is able to understand what happened between George and Lennie. Find one quotation that offers some hope for the future and the possible development of a new friendship. Find one quotation from the end of the novel that indicates the complete failure of Carlson and Whit to understand the friendship that existed.
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