Section 1 Lennie and George's Description

In the story Of Mice and Men the author John Steinbeck gave a very detailed description of Lennie and George.  Lennie is a burly man with wide sloping shoulders.  His face is shapeless and he has large pale eyes.  Lennie walks in a very distinct manner because he walks heavily and drags his feet like a bear drags its paws.  George is the total opposite of Lennie.  George is small with slender arms and small hands.  He has a dark face, restless eyes and a thin bony nose.  Although Georges features are small, his hands are strong and he is a quick thinker  I think in the long run these features will help Lennie and George accomplish their dream of having their land and small house.