English, 10.02.2021 02:40 skinniestoflegends

. How does Steinbeck strike an immediate contrast between the two characters? In particular, find
words within each description that are direct 'opposites' to each other.

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. How does Steinbeck strike an immediate contrast between the two characters? In particular, find