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1) At first George tells the other, him and Lennie are cousins, this shows he is a bit ashamed of Lennie, and tries to find an excuse for looking after him. Later on when George and Slim are talking, George admits the reason how he became involved in Lennie and tells Slim a story about when he told Lennie to jump into the Sacramento River. Steinbeck describes this phrase as " George's voice was taking on a tone of confession" Steinbeck was his readers to know that George regrets his actions and the fact that he has a "tone of confession" shows he isn't proud that he has control over Lennie, instead he feels bad that he used his superiority in a destructive way. 2) When Lennie comes back into the room, Steinbeck describes the way he speaks as "breathlessly" when he says "He's brown an' white jus' like I wanted",...

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