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10. Although we are saddened by Lennie's death at the end of the novel, we are not surprised. How does Steinbeck create this response in the reader?

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C. A. H. D. F. L. D. Candy and his dog forebode Lennie's death -What Candy says 'I ought..' -Lennie animalistic -Inadequate companion
S. O. I. T. Sense of Increasing Trouble -Increasing scale of damage by Lennie, mouse-hand-puppy-wife, dangerous, doesn't know strength, -George knows Lennie is his responsibility
S. (?) Setting -Animals, horses- c. wife's death -Animals unsettled at end compared to start of novella -Old ashes, fire=hope, ashes=death of dream+Lennie's death+companionship with george
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