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Had Lennie not killed Curley's wife, resulting in George killing Lennie, would it have been possible for George and Lennie to fulfill their American Dream? Why or why not, please explain.

A) Yes, because they had a solid plan.
B) No, because their dream was unrealistic.
C) Maybe, it depends on their actions.
D) It's unclear from the story.

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Final answer:

No, George and Lennie would not have been able to fulfill their American Dream because their dream was unrealistic.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question asks whether George and Lennie could have fulfilled their American Dream if Lennie had not killed Curley's wife. In the story Of Mice and Men, George and Lennie have a dream of owning their own land and living off the fatta the lan'. However, due to Lennie's mental disability and impulsive behavior, it is unlikely that they would have been successful in achieving their dream.

Throughout the story, Lennie's actions and the challenges they face demonstrate that their dream was not realistic. Therefore, the correct answer is B) No, because their dream was unrealistic.

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