Of Mice and Men

how does the boss react to george's friendship with lennie? Are his concerns justified in this case and what does it reveal about the boss character?

chapter two

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The boss wonders why George is willing to take care of Lennie; George tells the boss that Lennie is his cousin and that he promised his mother to look after him. The boss is concerned that George is taking advantage of Lennie..... an assumption that is unfounded. None-the-less, it shows he's concerned with the status of his workers.

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