Asked by Sean Micheals

In the book "Of Mice and Men" by John Steinbeck, describe the atmosphere that is created by the imagery in the first two paragraphs of the novel.
Answered by Writeacher
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<b>Please post what <u>you think.</b></u>
Answered by Sean Micheals
first of all im not a student im a teacher. im trying to see if these questions are a good level question.
Answered by Writeacher
That was definitely not clear from your first post.

What level is "a good level"?
Answered by Savannah
I already read this book, twice, and i loved it. Steinbeck creates an unsettling/calm atmosphere. Almost as if everything is TOO peaceful.
Answered by Random
Wtf. someone just pls answer the question not a bunch of arguing between teachers.
Answered by mia
can someone type the answer omg
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