How does George feel about Lennie in of mice and men?

Answer 1

Lennie clearly loves George. We know this because he obeys every order from George. George is a father/brother figure to Lennie. Lennie respects him very much but due to his retardnesshe always ends up in trouble and poor George ALWAYS has to deal with it or suffer.

Answer 2

George remarks that he could lead a typical ranch hand's life without George to care for. He could go get drunk in town, and hire prostitutes with his pay, but George prevents him from that. Instead, Lennie keeps getting in trouble, and they must always flee for a new job somewhere. On the surface, we can say that George is a good

Answer 3

George of course feels complete sadness because he is losing his best friend. But the relationship is complex. George has been running and constantly moving from town to town for years because of his feeling of responsibility toward Lennie. While initially he is sad, George will ultimately feel a sense of relief of being released from this incredible burden.

Answer 4

George cares for Lennie like a brother, feeling responsible for him and looking out for his well-being. Despite Lennie's shortcomings and challenges, George recognizes his kindness and loyalty, making their bond strong and meaningful throughout the story.

Answer 5

George feels that it is his responsibility to care for Lennie because he couldn't survive by himself, but he also feels like Lennie is holding him back.