The Toughest Decisions In John Steinbeck's Of Mice And Men
“Sometimes the hardest things and the right things are the same” (The Fray). A tough decision comes across, and the decision made is the one that took the longest to overcome. Within the novelle, Of Mice and Men, by John Steinbeck, the toughest decision within the text was George Milton’s choice to kill Lennie Small. The death was harsh, however George was justified and wise to kill Lennie. In the text, Lennie has a mental deficiency, and has made many mistakes in the past and would definitely make more in the future. To add on, the antagonist, Curley, was going to murder Lennie due to the death of his wife. The choice to be made was to either kill Lennie, or to have Curley get his brutal revenge.
While having a conversation with Curley’s
While having a conversation with Curley’s