While they were working in Weed, Lennie saw a girl wearing a pretty red dress. Focused on the dress's beauty, he reached out to touch it, and the girl screamed. Lennie panicked, and holding on even tighter, would not let go. George had to "(sock) him over the head with a fence picket to make him let go" before he would release the dress. The girls eventually reported the incident as an attempted rape, and "the guys in Weed start(ed) a party out to lynch Lennie". George took Lennie to hide in an irrigation ditch, and when darkness fell, they fled the vicinity.
Lennie did not actually hurt the girl, but, being big and strong, he scared her badly. As Slim observed, "(Lennie) ain't mean", and George agreed, explaining, "(Lennie) jus' wanted to touch that red dress like he wants to pet them pups all the time".
George gets nervous when Lenny starts talking because he knows Lenny has a habit of saying the wrong thing or getting them into trouble with his innocent yet clumsy manner of speaking. George is often trying to protect Lenny and keep them out of trouble.
The town from which George and Lennie are fleeing at the beginning of the novel is called Weed. They left Weed because Lennie's actions involving a woman's dress caused trouble and led to them escaping to find work elsewhere.
George says he knew Lenny's aunt Clara who had taken care of Lenny since he was born and since she has passed he's been taken care of Lenny ever since says Lenny kind of grown on him
Curley's wife was talking to Lenny about her soft hair. They were in the barn where they were siting at the hay. As Lenny accept Curley's wife by touching her. Lenny starts to rub it and rubing it harder as Curley's wife warn Lenny about not messing her hair.She try's to move. In a flash, Lenny grabbed her hair. As Curley's wife screams to stop, Lenny warned her not to scream because if he gets in trouble George will not let Lenny to tent the rabbits. For a attemp for a escaped Lenny snaps her neck and she immently falls to ground. [Dead]. Lenny with fear ran away. Moments ago Candy came and saw the dead body. George saw it too. George and Candy knew that Lenny did it and he has a right to be killed by Curley. George, Candy, and Lenny's dream of a ranch will to rue by Lenny by acciendent.
The town that George and Lennie are running away from in "Of Mice and Men" is Weed. They are fleeing from Weed after Lennie's inappropriate behavior with a woman led to trouble.
George S. Weed was born in 1862.
George S. Weed died in 1919.
George treats Lenny very well before he shoots him. He tells him to look off into the distance, and to imagine the farm that they're going to have. He also tells Lenny that he will get to tend the rabbits, and when Lenny is very happy and starts telling George that yes, he will get to tend the rabbits, George shoots him in the back of the head...in mid-sentence. The rabbits and the farm are Lenny's last thought.
Lenny Bruce
Lenny Henry's birth name is Henry, Lenworth George.
Weeds.
In the novella "Of Mice and Men" by John Steinbeck, George tells Slim that he'll take care of Lennie after Lennie gets into trouble at the ranch. This conversation happens in Chapter 3 of the book.