Of Mice and Men

What is it about Lennie that makes him so disarming? (In chapter 4 )

What is it about Lennie that makes him so disarming?

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I'm not sure how disarming Lennie is. People quickly realize that there is something wrong with him. Slim notices that he is like a kid. I suppose his sense of innocence attracts some people to him. Lennie, for example, doesn't understand the meaning of racism so he feels free to talk with Crooks like Crooks is a human being. He also talks to Curley's wife because he doesn't understand why other guys keep away from her.