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One of the many different ways Steinbeck uses imagery is the beggining of chapter six. He fills the first two pages Steinbeck J. (1937) page 99 and 100 with tons of mood, tone, and diction that helps you visualize the setting. For example, Steinbeck opens with “The deep green pool o
One of the many different ways Steinbeck uses imagery is the beggining of chapter six. He fills the first two pages Steinbeck J. (1937) page 99 and 100 with tons of mood, tone, and diction that helps you visualize the setting. For example, Steinbeck opens with “The deep green pool o
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