The destructiveness of human beings is one of Steinbeck's themes in his book Of Mice and Men. Which of the following offers the clearest example of this theme?

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The destructiveness of human beings is one of Steinbeck's themes in his book Of Mice and Men. Which of the following offers the clearest example of this theme?

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its actually B...because Carlson bullying Candy is like destroying Candy...it aint D.

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its d i just did that one

PTBNL answered Mar 21, 2019

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