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A list of all the characters in Of Mice and Men. Of Mice and Men characters include: Lennie, George, Candy, Curley’s wife, Crooks, Curley, Slim.
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23 de ene. de 2019 · Introduction to the Of Mice and Men characters, with descriptions and analysis of their roles in John Steinbeck's classic novella.
- Quentin Cohan
- George Milton
- Lennie Small
- Old Candy
- Curley
- Curley’s Wife
- Slim
- Crooks
- Carlson
- The Ranch Owner
- Aunt Clara
One of the most important characters Lennie’s caretaker Loyal and caring towards Lennie Along with Lennie, dreams of a better life Mostly referred to as George in the novel ‘Of Mice and Men’, he is one of the two most prominent characters in the book. He is described as being small and quick, dark of face, with restless eyes and sharp, strong featu...
The other of the most important characters Loves soft things such as people’s hair Dreams of a better life on his own farm with rabbits A huge, mentally handicapped man with very strong hands Next to George, Lennie is the other principal character in the book. He is the complete opposite of George – both physically and mentally. He is introduced as...
An old one-handed ranch hand working at the farm Wants to be part of George and Lennies dream farm Has an old dog who gets put down by Carlson Old Candy is the first person that George and Lennie meet on arrival at the Soledad ranch. He is, as his name implies – old and has an equally old dog that is shabby and smells, as Carlson tells us. For the ...
Son of the man in charge of the ranch A small man who feels he needs to prove himself by fighting against bigger men Unfriendly and aggressive toward the farm workers The only real villain of the novel, Curley, a small stature man who is described as violent, aggressive, and insensitive, is the son of the ranch owner or The Boss. He is an amateur b...
The only female at the ranch, and represents the temptation of female sexuality Dreams of becoming a movie star Is seen as dangerous by the men of the ranch She never gets a real name in the book and is just referred to as Curley’s wife. She is the only woman at the ranch and the only female character other than Aunt Clara. She poses a great threat...
Slim is the man in charge of Lennie and George Seen as a good leader and a fair man Helps Lennie and George keep their new jobs Slim is the guy the boss puts in charge of George and Lennie. In ‘Of Mice and Men’, he is perhaps the smartest man at the ranch and well respected by the others naturally. He has some great leadership skills, such as empat...
An old black stable-hand with a crooked back Discriminated against for his skin color At first a cold, unfriendly man, but he later opens up with Lennie Next to Curley’s wife, Crooks is perhaps the next most mentally tortured character in ‘Of Mice and Men’. He is a cripple and the only black man at the ranch who gets racially discriminated against ...
Carlson is the man who shoots Candy’s dog Owns the gun that George steals at the end of the novel Carlson is one of the minor characters who appear here and there across scenes in ‘Of Mice and Men’. He owns the gun to which Lennie dies and is also the one who shoots Candy’s dog after he complains the dog is old and needs to be put out of its misery...
Referred to as “The Boss”, but does not appear in the novel He is seen as an honorable man with strong values Often referred to as the boss, the ranch owner. Also, Curley’s father is the man who owns the ranch on which George and Lennie work. Readers don’t get to see his face, but he is talked about or made reference to by the men who are always fu...
Lennie’s aunt who used to look after him Appears to Lennie after he has been shot by George Clara is Lennie’s aunt, who passed away many years ago when Lennie was very little. Her character appears in scenes only when Lennie or George are nostalgic and reminiscent. Her clear physical appearance comes to life about the time before Lennie is shot, an...
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De ratones y hombres ( Of Mice and Men) es una novela escrita por John Steinbeck, ganador del premio Nobel de literatura en 1962. 1 2 Publicada en 1937, cuenta la trágica historia de George Milton y Lennie Small, dos trabajadores de rancho errantes, a lo largo de la California de la Gran Depresión.
SparkNotes provides a detailed analysis of the characters in Of Mice and Men, a classic novella by John Steinbeck. Learn about the personalities, motivations, and relationships of George, Lennie, Candy, Curley, and more.
