Answer : D
Explanation: Just makes sense I think lol
One standout character in the book <em>Harry Potter </em>is Hermione Granger
<h3>What happened in Harry Potter?</h3>
This is the story of the protagonist of the story, Harry Potter who discovers that he is a young wizard and learns that Voldermort had them murdered.
He goes to Hogwarts to train to become a wizard and he makes some close friends, of which Hermione Granger is one of them and he eventually defeats Voldermort.
The character that I would like to bring back from the dead in the book would be Dum-bledore.
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I don’t get the question what course are you talking about
The title of "Of Mice and Men" comes from Burns' poem. In his poem, Burns says that the best-laid plans of mice and men often go wrong. This theme is exemplified in Steinbeck's novel through the plans George and Lenny make.
Throughout the novel, George and Lenny plan to save their money and buy a farm. Lenny is particularly looking forward to having rabbits of his own. They spend a lot of time discussing the farm and the freedom they will soon have. These plans are, as Burns would say, "best-laid," or well planned.
Of course, as Burns' poem says, these plans go wrong. Lenny accidentally kills Curley's wife and must run away. As a result, Lenny dies and George knows in his heart he will never have the farm that he and Lenny had dreamed of for so long. He knows he will spend his money drinking like the other men and trying to forget his troubles.
And so, the best-laid plans of George and Lenny surely went wrong.
