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A woman who often feels lonely and teases the migrant workers.
Curley's Wiffe
The stable man of the farm who must live in the harness room because he is African American.
Crooks
Understands what George does at the end of the novel and helps lead him back to the farm.
Slim
Owns a very old dog and has to make a tough decision about his dog.
Candy
A very hard, tough man, who is often cruel to his wife and his workers.
Curley
A very large, very strong man. Is “feeble minded,” and loves animals, but doesn’t know his own strength.
Lennie
Kills the old dog, puts the dog out of its misery
Carlson
A very tiny, quick man who takes care of Lennie and promises that one day they will have land of their own.
George
What is Lennie hiding from George in his pocket in the beginning of the story?
Mouse
Why does Crooks say he’s lonely?
He has to live in the harness room by himself because he is African American and is isolated from the rest of the men.
What does George say Lennie can do on the farm they will have?
Take care of the rabbits
Who else wants to go in on the farm dream with Lennie and George?
Candy and Crooks
Why did Lennie kill Curley’s wife?
She got scared when he was touching her hair, and wouldn’t stop screaming, so he tried to make her be quiet.
Where does George tell Lennie to meet him if something bad happens?
The brush or the river
Who took care of Lennie before George?
Aunt Clara
Who ends up shooting Lennie in the end?
George
