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How does George relate to Lennie (Mice and Men)
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How does George relate to Lennie (Mice and Men)

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George and Lennie have a relationship like a master and his dog. George is responsible for Lennie, making sure he has work, food, and does not get into too much trouble

hes like a master for lennie

george tells lennie what to do but if lennie disobeys he scoulds him

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