How does Steinbeck describe Lennie and george?

Lennie Small:

* Physically imposing: "a huge man, shapeless of face, with large, pale eyes, and wide, sloping shoulders"

* Mentally handicapped: "had of a child's intelligence, but a heart of an ogre"

* Kind and gentle: "never malicious"

* Childlike: "had no concept of danger or consequences"

* Loyal to George: "loved George and would do anything for him"

George Milton:

* Small and wiry: "a quick and angry little man"

* Intelligent and capable: "always seemed to be doing everything for Lennie"

* Bitter and cynical: "had seen too much of life and had come to distrust everyone"

* Protective of Lennie: "tried to keep Lennie out of trouble and would defend him if necessary"

* Ultimately doomed: "knew that what would be best for both their would cause his own heartbreak.

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