English, 22.04.2020 22:38 morganhenderson6706

The teenagers in the novel are honest, realistic, and able to express themselves comfortably to each other and to the adults around them. Do teenagers speak two "languages"---one for themselves and one for adults? What is the effect of the use of modified slang in the conversations of the young characters in the story? What is the effect of the conversational style of narration, which eliminates the use of traditional quotation marks as they speak to each other?

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