English, 16.04.2021 16:50 leahstubbs
1. Why is the relationship between Darry and Ponyboy a complicated one? Does it have to be that way? Support your answers with references to the text.
2.This novel was written several decades ago. What clues indicate that it is not set in the present day?
3.The Socs beat up Ponyboy at the very beginning of the novel. Why does the author choose to open the novel with this incident?
4.Marcia does not see any reason to throw away a perfectly good, free soda while Cherry throws hers away based on “the principle” of the matter.” What do these actions tell us about these two characters?
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