What is the theme of tangerine?

Answer 1

The theme of the book "Tangerine" is honesty, perseverance, sports, and privileged behavior. The character Paul wants to be accepted by others.

Answer 2

I think it is how Paul is turning into a new person...like symbols support it. Like the muck fire. It represents Paul being afraid of Erik. And it slowly drifts away on the day of Luis' funeral, when it says Paul got his blue suit on and went outside and wept into the soil for Luis. The wind slowly blows the fire's smoke away, which represents it. That's one symbol. I think I'm right, not sure though. I put that on my project and i hope its right.

Answer 3

The book Tangerine sets off as they are moving to a new house in Florida. They go to this school in Florida called Lake Windsor School. Paul gets rejected from the soccer team because of his eyesight and goes to another school in a different district called Tangerine. But his brother Erik stays at Lake Windsor School.One thing, His brother is a great kicker in football and Paul is half blind because his brother blinded him by spraying spray paint into his eyes when he was young.

Answer 4

The theme of "Tangerine" by Edward Bloor revolves around the concepts of discrimination, family dynamics, environmental issues, and the power of perseverance. The novel explores how these themes impact the protagonist, Paul, as he navigates through challenges and struggles in his life.

Answer 5

lies will make everything even worse then it is if you tell the people whom you have lied to