Ленни доверял Джорджу больше чем се

Ленни доверял Джорджу больше чем себе и поэтому повиновался во всем, потому что знал: Джордж не обманет.
А что же сам Джордж? Он понимал, что Ленни не выжить в этом мире без его помощи. Поэтому искал работу для них двоих, искал место для ночлега, строил планы на будущее, обеспечивал их молоком и хлебом.
На ранчо рабочие воспринимали Ленни как высокого и молчаливого странного, но трудолюбивого парня, но одно происшествие в момент превратило его во врага. Он как будто превратился в старую шавку, «от которой разит до невозможности», с которой нужно немедленно покончить. «Мыши» бросились искать Ленни.
А что же Джордж? Он знал, что необходимо вновь помочь своему несчастному другу, вытащить его из беды. Но как? Сбежать вдвоем равнялось самоубийству: без денег и без еды им долго не прожить. Он вспомнил слова старика Плюма: «Я должен был сам пристрелить свою собаку. Не надобно было позволять чужому пристрелить эту бедную собачку».

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Lennie trusts George more than myself and so obeyed in all things, because I knew: George will not disappoint. And what about George? He understood that Lenny does not survive in this world without his help. So was looking for a job for them two, was looking for a place to sleep, made plans for the future, provided their milk and bread. On the ranch working perceived Lenny as high and silent strange but hard-working guy, but one at the time of the incident turned him into an enemy. It is as if turned into the old šavku, which was impossible with which to immediately end. «Mouse» rushed to look for Lenny. And what about George? He knew that it was necessary to help your unhappy friend, get him out of trouble. But how? Escape together amounted to suicide: without money and without eating them long lived. He remembered the words of the old man: "Plume I had myself shoot his dog. We must not allow others this shoot was a poor little dog. "

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Lenny trusted George more than themselves and therefore obeyed in all things, because he knew that George did not disappoint.
And what George himself? He knew that Lenny did not survive in this world without his help. Therefore, looking for work for two of them, looking for a place to sleep, he made ​​plans for the future, provided them with milk and bread.
The ranch workers Lenny perceived as a high and quiet strange, but hard-working guy, but one incident at the time turned him into an enemy. He seemed transformed into an old barn, "from which it is impossible to stink," which should be an immediate end. "Mice" rushed to search for Lenny.
And what about George? He knew he needed again to help his unfortunate friend, get him out of trouble. But how? Escape alone was equal to suicide: without money and without food they can not live long. He remembered the words of the old man Plumat: "I had to shoot the dog himself. No one had to allow someone else to shoot this poor dog. "