A rose by any other name would smell as sweet

George looked up from shoeing the horse to see the outline of Curley's wife in the doorway of the barn. They were alone. George has been waiting for this moment ever since he lade his eyes on her, but what she didn't know was he had an ace up his sleeve. George goes on with shoeing the horse as Curley's wife enters the room.As nervous as a fox in the forest George says "your not suppose to be in here are ya?" with a quick and witty remark Curley's wife says "I can go where ever I please, you ain't the boss of me".George trying not to get angry quickly said "Curley don't like it when ya in here, so get out". She then proceeded to sit on the couch in the barn egging George on further. George looked over with  ice cold eyes, an impatient look. Curley's wife began to talk to George as if he was never rude to her. "Why aren't you talking to me? I get awful lonely too!" silence filled the room; George got up from shoeing the horse to go grab more supplies to do the other hoof. She followed moving with in a elegant but quick pace.George said hastily stopping her dead in her tracks "just a second" .George was just about at wits end with her.Curley's wife left the barn without saying anything, George thought she finally got the hint. Moments later she came back in with refreshments, "dinner is pretty quick so I snuck into the kitchen to grab us some you know the early bird gets the worm". "I ain't want none of your dinner, I get my own", Curley's wife put his plate on the small table that was beside George and sat on the couch. George was starving but he didn't want to get his food from her, but in the nick of time George was up and eating. Curley's wife came over and stood beside George who was leaning on a stable door. George's heart started to race in fury, as brave as a lion George reach behind him in the stall and grabbed the shovel in his right hand and swung. Curley's wife was dead. George didn't think it would kill her scared out of [his] wits he quickly took her body out back and buried her. George was finally free. Alls well that ends well.

Kellie.Eby