Of Mice and Men Final Review - Characters

She is Lennie's aunt, asked George to look after him, and Lennie sees her in a hallucination.

This character is isolated due to racism. His back is crooked, and he reads a lot.

He is small and quick, dark of face, has restless eyes, and sharp, strong features.

This person wrote the poem "To a Mouse"

Lennie was often compared to:

This character's dog just had puppies:

She is a "tart", wears red, and wants to be an actress.

What is the name of the poem that contains the line: "The best laid plans of mice and men often go astray"

He complains about Candy's dog because it's old and stinks. Eventually, he shoots the dog.

His name is ironic because he's very big. His face is shapeless, and he is compared to a bear.

This character is a sweet, old guy with an old dog. He lost his right hand, and is a swamper.

Of Mice and Men takes place during what time period?

This character was Lennie's first caretaker:

A reference in one work of literature to another (literary, film, history, etc.) to bring a deeper understanding is:

He is a big, tall skinner. He wears a Stetson, and is "prince of the ranch."

He owns the ranch, wears "fancy" boots, and thinks George is taking Lennie's pay.

What is Candy's regret?

This character's loneliness and isolation causes him to taunt Lennie with, “S’pose George don’t come back no more?"

The boss is his father. He has a "glove full of vaseline", and is very pugnacious.

What is the setting of the book?