Question

In the Of Mice and Men movie, what is different about how Lennie killed the pup? What does this change about Lennie’s character?

Answer 1

Answer:

It displays how though he may seem harmless he doesn't know his own strength. This has effect on what happens in the end of the book.

Explanation:

Answer 2

In the novel Lennie shows remorse and even cries after accidentally killing the puppy, whereas in the movie he does not do any of those things.

Lennie's character

In the novel "Of Mice and Men," Lennie accidentally kills the puppy he was given. After doing so, he shows remorse and cries for a while, which gives us an idea about his character.

However, in the movie, Lennie does not cry at all. He walks around with the puppy in his arms, but does not necessarily present any signs of remorse. Now, this changes Lennie's character in the sense that he does not seem to be able to feel remorse.

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