Lennie faced a lot of dilemmas in “Of Mice and Men” and Cosmo has faced some dilemmas in his show. Lennie was faced with the choice of doing right or wrong, the tricky thing is he doesn’t know the difference between right and wrong. He just remembers (sometimes) what George tells him. Lennie doesn’t know what is right and what is wrong so when a woman yells because he is pulling her hair too hard he covers her mouth and suffocated her. The reason he did this was because George told him not to mess with her and if he does he could get them in a lot of trouble and possibly ruin their dream of having a farm together.
Their tiny mouth remain open and shaking as their cries begin to deafen you. You feel like crying yourself because you have tried everything to calm down this little tyke. You began with trying to feed him and you just ended up with him spitting everything up. Then you attempted to stick a pacifier, the supposed scream plug, and you ended up with a bruise the size of Texas where he spat it out like a ninja. Now, there is only one thing left.
Sometimes he would get to go to his grandma’s house which wasn’t nightmare at all. When he came back Tuck started beating him again he tried not to cry because he didn’t want Tuck thinking he was a two year old. Billy’s hatred for tuck was unimaginable. This is when he began to hear the monster in the closet. He thought it was a rat because there were plenty of rats in the house.
The events that occur around Lennie are a main factor in creating sympathy for him. The first incident when the reader feels extremely sympathetic towards Lennie is when he is petting a dead mouse and George takes it off him, at which point Lennie starts to cry “He heard Lennie blubbering like a baby ? Jesus Christ! A big guy like you”. This highlights Lennie’s immaturity and childlike characteristics.
He placed a drumming toy into the cage to see how the monkeys would react when they were frightened. He found that all the monkeys ran to the cloth monkey even the ones that had been fed by the wire monkey. He also noticed that when they were put into the cage after being frightened they were delinquent and showed signs of anti social behaviour. They were also unable to form normal relationships. Therefore he concluded that the monkeys in the cage suffered emotionally and so resulted in delinquency, but also the monkeys had an innate need for comfort.
he is now also a Eskimo, all that tan went away he is now super white. As for there pet birds blacky chan and jane , blacky chan got kill by Cassidy new pet a monkey name bobo, and for jane it die in Alaska because it was to cold for it to live. As for roman he loss his job because he was to crazy for his job cause he started hitting kids. He now works at the zoo, and also lives there to. He was so mean that even the tiger was scared of him which is pretty intense haha.
The first one the group had to figure out why the dog "Spike" was acting weird and kept disappearing. After several attempts to follow the dog they finally discover that there where kittens living under the house and this is why the dog was acting the way he was. They then spent the remainder of the episode trying to help the kittens. This part showcased the value of perseverance as well as not jumping to conclusions; that the dog was simply misbehaving. The next part was about one of the weaker characters, "Chuckie", getting Chicken pox.
Later he realizes that this rat can communicate with him, but not only that, he can cook swell. As terrified and and worried he was about meeting Remy, he still thought this could be a good step up for his carrier. He tried proving to people what Remy could do but it didn't work out as he planned since people would only laugh at him because unfortunately, the rat was very shy with others. so moving onto plan B, an idea sparked to both of their minds. this plan cam across as an accident because one day they were fighting and Remy pulled linguinis hair, then only to find that when the rat did this, it controlled different parts of the boy.
A key example being Lennie crushing mice when he “just petted them a little”. The use of the word “just” indicates that Steinbeck is letting us know that the fault doesn’t always lie with the killer, but it’s just the way nature works. In this example, Lennie is the larger force, and despite not having bad intentions about the mice, he still ends up killing them. To a larger extent, and more prominently, the death of Candy’s dog indicates Steinbeck’s thoughts about nature and the world. Despite Candy having his dog “since he was a pup”, because “he ain’t no good to” him anymore, Carlson indicates that he should be shot.
William Golding shows this using one of the characters named Piggy. Piggy is the overweight kid who has asthma, wears glasses, and is way too smart for his own good. Since Piggy has so many flaws he is seen as an outcast and when he shows who he really is, he is brutally murdered by Roger, another boy on the island who doesn’t like Piggy. Not even in Lord of the Flies is anyone perfect, which is why in the novel two kids die. Comparing the quote by Nicholas Cage and Lord of the Flies you can easily see how you can always learn more from a flawed character instead of a perfect character.