How Is Lennie Described And What Does It Mean? - York Notes

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• Introduction
• Plot & Action
• Characters
• Key Contexts & Themes
• Language & Structure
• Grade Booster

Characters

• Slim
• George
• Lennie
  • Who is Lennie?
  • What does Lennie do in the novel?
  • How is Lennie described and what does it mean?
  • Examiner's tip: Writing about Lennie
• Candy
• Curley
• Curley's wife
• Crooks
• Minor characters
• Progress and revision check

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