The Outsiders - Chapter 6

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What does it mean to 'turn oneself in'?

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To voluntarily go to the authorities and admit to a crime or wrongdoing.

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How do Johnny's parents react to his absence?

Back

They show indifference and do not seem worried about him.

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What is the significance of Dally hitting Ponyboy?

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Dally hits Ponyboy to get his attention and to prevent him from getting hurt when his back is on fire.

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Why are children present at the church in Chapter 6?

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The children are having a picnic.

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What motivates Ponyboy and Johnny to enter the church?

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They enter the church because they see children inside and want to help.

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What is the main theme of friendship in 'The Outsiders'?

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Friendship is portrayed as a source of strength and support among the characters.

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How does the setting of the church contribute to the story?

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The church serves as a refuge for Johnny and Ponyboy, symbolizing safety and a place of transformation.

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What role does Dally play in Johnny and Ponyboy's lives?

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Dally acts as a protector and mentor, guiding them through difficult situations.

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What does the character development of Johnny reveal about his struggles?

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Johnny's character development shows his desire for acceptance and his struggle with his abusive home life.

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How does the author use symbolism in 'The Outsiders'?

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Symbolism is used to represent themes such as class conflict and the loss of innocence.