Of Mice And Men Monologue Analysis

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The bunkhouse wasn't much different from the one back in Weed. I remembered the conversation I had with George yesterday, to not say a word, so i stayed as quiet as a mouse. I watched George, and did what he did. I sat down in the bunk next to George's and put my bindle down as well. I was shocked that George was already starting to get angry the moment we walked in, even though that was normal for him. While George talked to the old man, I looked around the bunk house, trying to become more comfortable with it, but subtly watching George’s every move. They was talking about the guy that had our bed before us. The old man said he was one to keep everything super clean, but I didn't mind the rest of what he had said. When George got up and lifted …show more content…
Those words made Curley satisfied, and he found his way out the door. I was relieved that he had left, but George, on the other hand, was angry that he was picking on me. By the time George was done ranting, I am sure it was pretty clear that no one should mess with me on George’s watch. I filled with fright when george told me Curley was gonna sock me. I didn't want to start any more trouble, it wasn’t my fault Curley scared me, he is just a tough looking little guy. George told me to stay clear of him, whatever will help me stay out of trouble, I have already caused enough back in Weed. And while I sat sitting between the silence of George and me, I wondered if George was mad, but it didn’t seem as if. George asked me if I remember what happens if I get in trouble, and all I could think about was not tending the rabbits, but George had something else in mind. The bush by the river. That was where I was to go, if I ever got in trouble, and George would come for me. Then all of a sudden a shadow appeared in the doorway, an’ there stood a woman, Curley’s wife I suppose. I was just looking at her, I haven't seen a woman in a long time, an’ I forgot how beautiful and different they are from