While reading part 3 of, "Of Mice and Men" we see George and Lennie talking about their dream of there own farm and Lennie's rabbits. But when Candy hears and talks about it, they are scared about having the dream and worried they would be judged by him. They panicked “when Candy spoke, they both jumped as though they had been caught doing something reprehensible…[and] George was on guard immediately.” p.58-59. I think that since Candy has not much of a job on the ranch and he has nothing to lose, he wants in on the dream. We can tell Candy is brushed off by all the younger people on the ranch and just wants to settle down. Many can agree Candy would be able to contribute to the dream.
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