What does Lennie do in the novel?

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What bad things Lennie does in the novel?
he gets fired and chased out of weed for feeling a girls dress, is accused of rape
Was it moral for George to kill Lennie at the end of the novel?
It was and it also wasn't. George had no choice he'd taken care of Lennie for as long as he could remember and to watch those other men kill Lennie and make him suffer just wasn't going to work so...
Why did george kill Lennie in the novel of mice of men?
george kills Lennie at the end to save him form a cruel and torturing death by curley and his mob.
What plan did Lennie and George have in the novel Mice and Men?
To own a small farm with chickens, cows, and rabbits.
What two animals is Lennie compared to in the novel 'Of Mice and Men'?
Lennie is compared more to a bear and a dog in obedience, strength, and several other things too. One is a mouse. Lennie's childlike mental capabilities render him as helpless as a mouse.