Who is slim in mice and men?

Answer 1

Slim is a very respected character in 'Of Mice and Men'. Even Curley, the Boss' son and meanest character appears to be a little in awe of Slim. For example, Curley is constantly jealous of Slim because he is everything he'd like to be. Tall, handsome and popular. Slim also has a lot of empathy and is a good listener.

Don't forget though that Slim is also realistic and realises he has to kill some of the puppies because they can't all be fed. He accepts that Candy's dog and Lennie have to die. He is as trapped as any of the others by the barrier of loneliness but Steinbeck suggests to the reader that Slim and George could be friends after Slim comforts George after Lennie's been killed

Answer 2

In the book, Of Mice and Men. Slim is the jerk line skinner at the ranch. He is seemingly ageless, and carries himself with great gravity and dignity. Slim gives Lennie one of his litter of new puppies as a companion. Curly suspects that his wife has set her sights on Slim, and may be having an affair with him.

Answer 3

Slim is a character in John Steinbeck's novella "Of Mice and Men." He is described as an intelligent and compassionate ranch hand who is well-respected by his peers. Slim serves as a mentor for George and exhibits a sense of wisdom and understanding throughout the story.

Answer 4

Slim is a "jerkline skinner", the main driver of a mule team.Slim is the only character that Curley treats with respect.

Answer 5

a jerk-line skinner

Answer 6

Slim is the Prince