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vlada-n [284]
2 years ago
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Write a rsponse analyzing how the author develops the theme of acceptance in the passage "Horseshoes." Use evidence of the chara

cter, setting, and plot to support your analysis.
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1 answer:
ValentinkaMS [17]2 years ago
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Answer: Here is the summery of the text. :))))))

Explanation: That evening, after dinner and barley bucking in the fields, George and Slim return to the bunk house and sit together at the card table while the rest of the laborers enjoy a horseshoe game outside. George thanks Slim for giving Lennie one of the new puppies, and says Lennie is probably so excited about his new pet that he’ll want to sleep in the barn with the litter. Slim says he was happy to give Lennie a pup, and remarks on how strong and hardworking Lennie is.

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