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Throughout the novel, Of Mice and Men, there are instances of loyalty shown. Most of the loyalty stems from how George desires to obey Aunt Suzy’s wishes for him to watch out for Lennie. ...
The first example of loyalty can be shown through George’s patience with Lennie. ... But instead, George’s friendship and loyalty to Lennie got them away from the trouble. ... He always made sure Lennie was taken care of, by making sure he had something to eat and a place to sleep. ... This loyalty was rare in those times of the depression, since men would come and go from job to job, often stealing from one another.
Approximate Word count = 525 Approximate Pages = 2.1 (250 words per page double spaced)
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