Within daisy miller: a study, daisy is not actually the first member of the miller family that winterbourne meets: he encounters daisy’s younger brother, randolph. how does randolph influence winterbourne’s initial impression of daisy shortly thereafter? why is randolph important to the story overall? your answer should be at least 250 words

John steinbeck chooses to name his novel of mice and men. which of the following best explains why he chose this title for his novel about events that occurred during the great depression? a. the popular song from which it was taken pokes fun at alliteration. b. the robert burns poem, from which it was taken, contrasts the differences between little mice and adult men. c. the essay from which it was taken admonishes men to grow up. d. the robert burns poem, from which it is taken, deals with the disappointment that results when well-made plans fail.