Displaying it could occur to anybody or anything with a flaw, mercy killings are sincerely bittersweet. The four puppies did not have a chance. Candy’s dog, was too old to endure living. Lennie’s death may be controversial, whether it was necessary or not. He was too far lost, but are people really lost? Steinbeck’s story possess emotions that have been over looked or forgotten. The emotion when Candy saw his dog walk away one last time. When the puppies never got to live a day, and the feelings Lennie felt every day, being different from others. Maybe there is a deep reason why Steinbeck targets helpless characters. Could this story contain some