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In the final setting, Steinbeck contrasts George's killing of Lennie with A. the idyllic setting. B. the cacophony of the ranch hands. C. the swooping heron. D. the giganti…

In the final setting, Steinbeck contrasts George's killing of Lennie with A. the idyllic setting. B. the cacophony of the ranch hands. C. the swooping heron. D. the giganti…
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In the final setting, Steinbeck contrasts George's killing of Lennie with A. the idyllic setting. B. the cacophony of the ranch hands. C. the swooping heron. D. the gigantic rabbit.

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A. the idyllic setting
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