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Lennie's innocence; he's mentally incapable of purposefully hurting Curley's wife, so he can't really be viewed as guilty for it. This could link to Lennie's child-like nature and the innocence of children
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George's lost innocence; you could comment on how George loses his innocence when he has to make the decision to kill Lennie in order to save others
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Innocence of those Lennie kills (& Candy's dog); could link to the mice, the puppy - maybe even Curley's wife - none of these did anything that would intentionally cause their deaths but they are killed anyway
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Innocence of nature; you could discuss Steinbeck's repeated referral to nature in Of Mice and Men and his suggestions that all of the cruelties of man won't change the innocence and purity of nature (such as in the end scene)
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Lennie's innocence; he's mentally incapable of purposefully hurting Curley's wife, so he can't really be viewed as guilty for it. This could link to Lennie's child-like nature and the innocence of children
•
George's lost innocence; you could comment on how George loses his innocence when he has to make the decision to kill Lennie in order to save others
•
Innocence of those Lennie kills (& Candy's dog); could link to the mice, the puppy - maybe even Curley's wife - none of these did anything that would intentionally cause their deaths but they are killed anyway
•
Innocence of nature; you could discuss Steinbeck's repeated referral to nature in Of Mice and Men and his suggestions that all of the cruelties of man won't change the innocence and purity of nature (such as in the end scene)
•
Lennie's innocence; he's mentally incapable of purposefully hurting Curley's wife, so he can't really be viewed as guilty for it. This could link to Lennie's child-like nature and the innocence of children
•
George's lost innocence; you could comment on how George loses his innocence when he has to make the decision to kill Lennie in order to save others
•
Innocence of those Lennie kills (& Candy's dog); could link to the mice, the puppy - maybe even Curley's wife - none of these did anything that would intentionally cause their deaths but they are killed anyway
•
Innocence of nature; you could discuss Steinbeck's repeated referral to nature in Of Mice and Men and his suggestions that all of the cruelties of man won't change the innocence and purity of nature (such as in the end scene)
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