in the story of mice and me by john steinbeck,The author uses dialogue to contribute to the plot's rising action by A. having Lennie attack Curley's wife. B. preventing Candy from killing his dog. C. having George confess to Slim. D. allowing Slim to give Lennie a puppy.

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User: in the story of mice and me by john steinbeck,The author uses dialogue to contribute to the plot's rising action by A. having Lennie attack Curley's wife. B. preventing Candy from killing his dog. C. having George confess to Slim. D. allowing Slim to give Lennie a puppy.

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User: in the story of mice and men,Which of the following best illustrates the author's characterization of George's confidential conversation with Slim? A. George confesses to Slim why he and Lennie had to leave Weed. B. Slim distrusts George's relationship with Lennie. C. George begrudgingly accepts Slim's superior position on the ranch. D. Slim warns George to stay away from Curley's wife.

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Im the story of mice and men,Which of the following best illustrates the author's characterization of George's confidential conversation with Slim: George confesses to Slim why he and Lennie had to leave Weed.

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