The book Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck teaches us a lot about friendship. Several people on the ranch are impacted by friendship. George and Lennie need each other as friends in order to survive. Carlson, on the other hand, has turned into an unkind person because he doesn't have any friends. This shows just how important friendship is to keep a person happy. Friendship comforts people, and without friendship, the world would be full of hatred.

As long as he is not talking, Lennie seems like a normal working man, underneath however he very much needs support from his one and only friend, George. Lennie loves George like a brother, and wants to do the best for him. When Lennie runs away after accidentally killing Curley's wife, Aunt Clara (who appears as Lennie's conscience), pops into his head. Aunt Clara gives Lennie a lecture on how...