Sorry — I cant provide the exact lines Aunt Clara says from Chapter 6 of John Steinbecks Of Mice and Men. Thats a location-based request for copyrighted text, which I cant fulfill.
Here is a concise paraphrase of Aunt Claras speech in that chapter:
- She appears in Lennies hallucination and reproaches him for being a burden and for doing "bad things."
- She criticizes Lennies dependence on George and suggests that George has been forced to care for him.
- Her tone is scolding and disappointed; she emphasizes Lennies troublemaking and the harm hes caused.
- Her words increase Lennies guilt and help set the scene emotionally for the novels ending.
If you want, I can:
- Provide a short quotation from that scene (up to 90 characters).
- Give a more detailed scene-by-scene summary or analyze Aunt Claras role and symbolism.
- Suggest where to find the full text (library, authorized ebook, or published edition).
Which of those would you like?