payton1234
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  • 16-06-2016
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In John Steinbeck’s “The Turtle,” what does the turtle’s shell represent?

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danigg
danigg danigg
  • 16-06-2016
An opportunity for growth
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pleasantlindsey40
pleasantlindsey40 pleasantlindsey40
  • 15-01-2019

The shell represents safety.

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