How does Steinbeck use animals to reflect human emotions in 'The Red Pony'?
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How does Steinbeck use animals to reflect human emotions in 'The Red Pony'?
What inspired Steinbeck to focus so deeply on rural farm life and childhood in this collection?
Did anyone else feel the pacing shifted between the stories, making some parts more reflective while others felt urgent?
