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Candy Dog Shot. He'd want to be shot if he were old. In of mice and men, candy regrets letting a stranger shoot his dog because he had a close bond with his pet,. The shooting of candy's dog shows the callousness of carlson and the reality of old age and infirmity. Here, candy desperately tries to hold on to his old dog and escape carlson’s pressure to “shoot him” because “he ain’t no good to himself.” candy. Why does candy wish he shot the dog? Candy loves his old companion and can't bear the thought of killing him, but slim, surprisingly, sides with carlson: The portrayal of candy’s dog in john steinbeck’s novella “of mice and men” carries significant. How does the killing of candys dog portray? Though candy suggests they wait until tomorrow, carlson insists on doing the deed now. Candy deeply regrets allowing a stranger to shoot his dog instead of doing it himself, an action which causes him deep emotional agony. Get everything you need to know about candy’s dog in of mice and men. Carlson offers to shoot it with his luger. Carlson offers to shoot the old.

The portrayal of candy’s dog in john steinbeck’s novella “of mice and men” carries significant. In of mice and men, candy regrets letting a stranger shoot his dog because he had a close bond with his pet,. Why does candy wish he shot the dog? Here, candy desperately tries to hold on to his old dog and escape carlson’s pressure to “shoot him” because “he ain’t no good to himself.” candy. Get everything you need to know about candy’s dog in of mice and men. How does the killing of candys dog portray? He'd want to be shot if he were old. Though candy suggests they wait until tomorrow, carlson insists on doing the deed now. Carlson offers to shoot it with his luger. Carlson offers to shoot the old.

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Candy Dog Shot Candy loves his old companion and can't bear the thought of killing him, but slim, surprisingly, sides with carlson: Why does candy wish he shot the dog? Though candy suggests they wait until tomorrow, carlson insists on doing the deed now. Candy deeply regrets allowing a stranger to shoot his dog instead of doing it himself, an action which causes him deep emotional agony. He'd want to be shot if he were old. Carlson offers to shoot the old. In of mice and men, candy regrets letting a stranger shoot his dog because he had a close bond with his pet,. Carlson offers to shoot it with his luger. The portrayal of candy’s dog in john steinbeck’s novella “of mice and men” carries significant. The shooting of candy's dog shows the callousness of carlson and the reality of old age and infirmity. Here, candy desperately tries to hold on to his old dog and escape carlson’s pressure to “shoot him” because “he ain’t no good to himself.” candy. Get everything you need to know about candy’s dog in of mice and men. How does the killing of candys dog portray? Candy loves his old companion and can't bear the thought of killing him, but slim, surprisingly, sides with carlson: