Outsiders Chapters 8-10 P2

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What is classism?

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Classism is prejudice or discrimination based on social class, often leading to the belief that people from higher social classes are superior to those from lower classes.

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What does it mean to be delirious?

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To be delirious is to be in a state of extreme mental confusion or excitement, often due to illness or intoxication.

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What does Two-Bit's switchblade symbolize in the story?

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Two-Bit's switchblade symbolizes disregard for authority and individual power.

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How did Darry avoid trouble with the police when rushing to the hospital?

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Darry avoided trouble by telling Pony to act sick so the police officer would think they needed to rush to the hospital.

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What is Johnny's feeling towards his mother when she visits him?

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Johnny does not want to see his mother when she comes to visit him.

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What is the significance of the rumble in the story?

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The rumble represents the ongoing conflict between the Greasers and the Socs, highlighting themes of class struggle and identity.

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How does Ponyboy's perspective on Darry change throughout the story?

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Ponyboy's perspective on Darry evolves as he begins to understand the pressures Darry faces and the sacrifices he makes for his brothers.

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What role does symbolism play in literature?

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Symbolism in literature involves using objects, characters, or events to represent larger ideas or concepts, adding depth to the narrative.

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What does the character of Dally represent in the story?

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Dally represents the tough exterior of the Greaser lifestyle, but also the vulnerability and pain that comes from a harsh upbringing.

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What is the theme of brotherhood in 'The Outsiders'?

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The theme of brotherhood emphasizes the strong bonds between the Greasers, showcasing loyalty, support, and the importance of family.