Chapter 6 Notes

Reflect: On page 100 I feel bad for Lennie. He remembered when George first told him he ever got in trouble to run and hide in the bush. Although Lennie sometimes doesn't mean to cause harm to anyone, he ends up doing the wrong thing. It's upsetting because Lennie has a mental disability and he can't control his mind at times. I feel that people should understand and kinda be on Lennie's side. If anyone his Aunt Clara should have been by him.

Question: Were Aunt Clara and the talking rabbit signs that Lennie was going to die? And why were they so mean to him? Talking about how George was gonna beat him and leave him. 

Summarize: Lennie runs to ride in the bush as he waits for George to come. As he waits his Aunt Clara appeared out of Lennie's mind. His Aunt began to tell him, how nice George has been to him and Lennie has re-payed him by being mean. A rabbit also talked to him and added on to his Aunt Clara. George then arrives and reminds him of the house and animals there planning to have, secretly he puts a gun to his back and kills him.