Discuss the scene in which George questions Candy about the box of lice powder he finds near the bunk. What might this scene symbolize or foreshadow?

This scene foreshadows that George will have to kill something.

Explanation:

This question is about "Of Mice and Men," a book that tells the story of George and Lennie, two companions who are constantly migrating between farms and who wish to have their own farm one day. They have no family and only have each other's company.

George is intelligent and instigated, but he is small and without much physical strength, unlike Lenin who is very large and has a boundary strength, in addition to having some mental disability.

When George and Lennie arrive at a farmhouse that hired them, Geoge sees that there is lice powder near the bunks. lice powder is a poison used to kill parasites, this foreshadows that George will have to kill someone who cannot live on his own, but needs another person to survive.

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