That Was Then, This Is Now - Ch. 4-6

Front

How did Bryon get the car?

Back

The cops said they could have it since Charlie saved them.

Front

How did people at school feel about the fight?

Back

They thought Mark was somewhat of a hero.

Front

Who understood how Bryon felt after Charlie's death?

Back

Cathy.

Front

True or False: Bryon bought Charlie's car?

Back

False.

Front

What was The Ribbon?

Back

A two mile stretch of food stands, drive-ins, and supermarkets full of kids driving around or sitting on cars.

Front

What is the significance of Charlie's death in the story?

Back

It serves as a turning point for Bryon and Mark, affecting their relationship and perspectives.

Front

How does Bryon's character change throughout Chapters 4-6?

Back

He becomes more introspective and aware of the consequences of his actions.

Front

What role does friendship play in Bryon and Mark's lives?

Back

It is central to their identity and influences their decisions and actions.

Front

What does the car symbolize in the story?

Back

It symbolizes freedom and the transition from adolescence to adulthood.

Front

How do the characters cope with loss in the story?

Back

They each handle grief differently, showcasing their individual struggles and growth.