A brief moment of excitement in this book occurs when Whit discoveres a letter from Bill Tenner in a magazine.
A brief moment of excitement in this book occurs when Whit discoveres a letter from Bill Tenner in a magazine. Foreshadowing in this novel includes the death of two dogs; one is shot by Carlson because Carlson has ignored its suffering for too long, while a puppy born to Slim's dog Lulu is killed in much the same way as a woman who maintained a dubious claim of connections to Hollywood and kept Crooks away from the protagonists. The final events occur after Deputy Wilts is unable to keep things under control when Mrs. Curley's neck is broken. For 10 points, name this novel in which Lennie is shot by George, by John Steinbeck.
A brief moment of excitement in this book occurs when Whit discoveres a letter from Bill Tenner in a magazine.
{Of Mice and Men}