What is the climax in Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck?

Answer 1

The story has multiple points which can be thought of as the climax but at the point when Billy and Jody argue and the new horse is born is the true climax. The climax is more of a relationship climax. The time when the horse is born is the climax because it is the turning point into more basic life with normal things going on.

Answer 2

The climax of "Of Mice and Men" occurs when George is forced to make the difficult decision to shoot Lennie to spare him from a violent and inevitable fate at the hands of others. This moment marks the ultimate tragedy of the story and highlights the complex bond between the two main characters.

Answer 3

the climx occurs when Lennie accidentally kills Curely's wife in the barn

Answer 4

The Falling Action when Curly and the other Ranchers go look for Lennie to kill him.

Answer 5

George shoots Lennie in the bak of the head.

Answer 6

george kills lennie tells him a happy story to keep his mind of it while he shoots him in the back of the head freed from pain.

Answer 7

How does the mood of the passage change after jody his new pony