One character in this work complains enough about an ancient sheep dog "stinking up the place" that is eventually shot.
One character in this work complains enough about an ancient sheep dog "stinking up the place" that is eventually shot. Another character in this novel uses Vaseline in his glove to keep his hand soft. The main characters of this work have a dream of owning "a little house and a couple of acres," which they talk about with the African-American Crooks. In its climatic section, Carlson discovers that one of this novel's protagonist's has taken his Luger, and that character hallucinates that he was talking with a giant bunny before he is shot by the other main character. That man had previously pet a puppy to death shortly before he killed Curley's wife. For 10 points, identify this novel by John Steinbeck about George and Lennie.
One character in this work complains enough about an ancient sheep dog "stinking up the place" that is eventually shot.
Of Mice and Men