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The themes of belonging and division are of critical importance to...

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In the book "The Outsiders" the story is atypical of many of the issues...

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The novel deals with issues commonly faced by adolescents. What are some...

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Because the Ponyboy acts and Darry hits him. Also Darry loves him...

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In a larger sense, the futility that is present in the novel is that...

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One of the major themes of Susan E. Hinton's novel, The Outsiders, is...

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In what way is there a sense of futility in the text of the novel, The...

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In Hinton's book "The Outsiders" The story evolves around three Curtis...

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What did Steve say about Darry that led him to punch Steve in the jaw?

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it is about social ostracism

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In Hinton's book "The Outsiders" Pony Boy has grown up in a community...

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How does Ponyboy begin to solve the major conflict? What role does...

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In the novel "The Outsiders" written by Hinton and begun when she was 16...

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What is the novel's message about violence?

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In the beginning of the novel "The Outsiders" Pony Boy is rebellious of...

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Ponyboy's crush on Cherry shows he is not only self-absorbed, but that...

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In what way has Ponyboy matured in The Outsiders?

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In society there are always going to be social groups that are accepted...

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Part of the allure of the title in Hinton's work is the idea that social...

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"The Outsiders" refers to the idea that although Johnny and Pony-boy are...

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