Why is George not angry with lennie despite the trouble lennie has caused by killing curley's wife?
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Why is George not angry with lennie despite the trouble lennie has caused by killing curley's wife?
George actually tells Lenny that, "I ain't never been mad" before he shoots his friend. George accepts Lennie with all his shortcomings. Lennie is very much a child and George a parent figure. Although often frustrated, George is never mad at Lennie.
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