How do the details in this passage add to your understanding of George and his relationship with Lennie?

It is decreasing
1. Solitaire hand
  1. laid out his solitaire hand
2. George does well on his own
  1. He put an ace up on his scoring rack and piled a two, three and four of diamonds on it
    1. He has moved massively forward in the short space of time he has managed to be away from Lennie
3. Ironic, as many men need companionship
4. George strives for an easy,no questions asked releationship
  1. ‘You give me a good whore house every time,’
They go way back
1. Much longer than we think
  1. , ‘You remember Andy Cushman'
    1. He was at grammar school
      1. They both went to the same place
To Lennie, it hasn't really changed
1. Lennie followed his words admiringly
  1. admiringly suggesting that
    1. he doesn't understand
    2. He never did
    3. George is someone he feels he can always trust to do the right thing
Geroge is getting tired of it
1. George sighed
  1. He is not angry- seems like he has been over this idea so many times
    1. Maybe it has been decreasing over a matter of time
    2. \Maybe it is as strong as ever- we see how it has always been like this.

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