Curley gives off a bad vibe, and he gives George a mean look.
George thinks he will probably be tangling with Curley because Curley is aggressive and constantly looking for a fight, especially with bigger guys like Lennie. George knows that Lennie's strength may provoke Curley, leading to a confrontation.
George hates curleys wife and despite George reminding Lennie many times to not 'fall into her rattrap' he unfortunatly did..
Curley wanted to fight George I think, so he picked on Lennie. He hit Lennie a couple times and then Lennie stopped a punch in mid-air and squeezed Curley fist and brokenit ending his boxing career. Then Lennie Lille Curleys wife and he runs away and George kills him. :)
Lennie killed George Because he was mad and vey upset .
Curley attacks Lennie out of rage and insecurity. He is a small man who feels threatened by Lennie's size and strength, and he targets Lennie in order to assert his dominance over him and prove his own toughness to the other ranch workers. Curley's aggressive behavior reflects his own feelings of inadequacy and a desire to prove himself.
George and Lennie clash with Curley, the boss's son on the ranch where they work. Curley is aggressive and confrontational, leading to tension and conflict between them throughout the story.
Curley Bradley's birth name is George Bradford.
all of the ranch hands see Curley's Wife in the barn, lennie is the first to see her, then candy, then george and then the rest of the ranch hands
Curley looks at George with suspicion and hostility, suspecting that he may have something to do with his wife's disappearance. He is quick to assume the worst and confronts George aggressively.
At first Lennie doesn't fight back, but then George says get Curley to Lennie so Lennie grabs Curley's fist and breaks his hand and doesn't let go until George starts slapping him.
Curley is first described on page 17 of the novella "Of Mice and Men" by John Steinbeck. He is introduced by the character Candy who warns George and Lennie about Curley's aggressive and confrontational nature.
George worries that Curley is confrontational and aggressive, and may pose a threat to Lennie due to his small stature and tendency to pick fights. George is concerned that Lennie's lack of understanding of the situation could lead to trouble with Curley.