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about the american dream

where they buy a place with one bedroom, a barn with chickens, goats and maybe a cow with lennie getting to tend the rabbits. they were also going to have a fruit and vegetable patch in able to live of the fatta the land

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George often calls Lennie "crazy" or "nuts," especially when Lennie gets fixated on his dream of owning a farm or when he does something impulsive. This blunt way of speaking reflects the tough love dynamic between the two characters and highlights George's frustration with Lennie's behavior.

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