In Passage 1, how does the author develop the theme of loneliness using George and Lennie as an example? (RL.2.2) *
2 points
The author compares George and Lennie to men who travel alone in order to show
how friendship can make life better.
The author contrasts George and Lennie in order to show how the two men are
different and are lonely because they have different personalities.
The author uses Lennie as an example of a lonely person who is only able to operate
in the world because of his friend, George.
The author says that men who travel alone are lonely because they chose money over
friendship, unlike George and Lennie who do not want money.
PART A: Uomboe