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1. At the start of chapter 2, the boss of the farm asks George what interest he has in Lennie. How does George answer this question?
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1. At the start of chapter 2, the boss of

the farm asks George what interest he
has in Lennie. How does George answer
this question?

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He says he isn't trying to put anything over, that he and Lennie travel together, they are cousins. He says that Lennie is slow mentally because he got kicked in the head by a horse, but that he is a strong, good worker who follows orders well.

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