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At the end of John Steinbeck's of Mison Men, George Milton learns that his intellectually

disabled friend Lenny Small has killed the wife of the son of Boss, who runs the farmer

they work.

Realizing their dream of owning their own farm is over, George playkeates Lenny into believing

the dream is still alive before putting him down.

George, but tell now how it's going to be.

We're going to get a little place.

Okay, yeah, we're going to get a little place and we're going to have a cow, some pigs,

we're going to have maybe chicken down the flat, we'll have a little field.

Get the out-fowl for the rabbit.

The rabbits.

And I get to tend the rabbit.

Of Mison Men is a brilliant piece of fiction, and that's what it remains in the decade

after its publication.

But now it is found itself at the center of a legal dispute over where their inmates

with intellectual disability like Rocky Myers can be executed.

Some of these inmates have won their claims and been taken off of death row while others

have lost their claims and remain on death row, with some even being executed.

Rocky Myers, however, falls into neither of these categories.

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