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If ponyboy has respect for cherry Why does ponyboy feel bitterness in chapter 3?
Because he hates socs
How does ponyboy show respect?
Ponyboy as in The Outsiders....? if so........ he shows respect by having good and bad relationships with his family and friends by spending time with them and having heart-to-hearts... e.t.c
Why does Jerry wood's treatment of Ponyboy surprise Ponyboy?
Jerry Wood was the teacher who saw Ponyboy go into the burning building to save the children inside. He took Ponyboy to the hospital and treated him kindly, as he was grateful for Ponyboy's act of bravery. Despite Ponyboy's status, Wood did not look down on him and treated him with respect.
Why does bob Ewell do to Atticus on the post office steps in to kill a mockingbird?
Bob Ewell spits in Atticus's face outside the post office as a way to express his anger and hostility towards Atticus for defending Tom Robinson in court. This action showcases Bob's bitterness and lack of respect for Atticus and his beliefs.
What can healthy family relationships help you learn?
1. Self-respect and how to respect others 2. How to communicate 3. How to express emotions
How does the fire change ponyboy's perception of his brother?
The fire serves as a pivotal moment for Ponyboy, deepening his understanding of Darry's character and motivations. In the midst of the crisis, Ponyboy witnesses Darry's courage and selflessness as he risks his life to save the children trapped inside, revealing the depth of his brother's love and responsibility. This experience helps Ponyboy realize that Darry's tough exterior is driven by a desire to protect and support their family, leading to a newfound respect and appreciation for him. Ultimately, the fire acts as a catalyst for Ponyboy's emotional growth and strengthens their bond.
What was the purpose of this gesture?
The purpose of the gesture was to express gratitude, appreciation, or respect towards someone or something.
How did ponyboy feel about fights?
Ponyboy Curtis, the protagonist in "The Outsiders," has a complex view of fights. He recognizes them as a means of asserting identity and gaining respect within the gang culture, but he also sees them as senseless and destructive. Ponyboy often feels conflicted about violence, longing for peace and understanding rather than the aggression that defines the rivalry between the Socs and the Greasers. Ultimately, he wishes for a world where fighting isn't necessary.
The writer who developed the ideas of hamartia pity and fear and catharsis with respect to dramatic tragedy was?
Aristotle.
What does ponyboy mean when he says Dally was so real he scared me?
It means Ponyboy likes his world of heros and sunsets, but it's like living in a dream. Dally is similar to the world, cold and hard, because the world isn't a happy place for the greasers. The reality is that there is no sunsets or happiness, there's just problems and poverty, and that's why Dally scares Ponyboy.
3 adjectives that describe ponyboy?
Ponyboy is a quiet person who has a fast understanding of things. He likes to watch sunsets and is generally nice. He is tall and skinny with light-brown, almost-red hair. He has greenish-grey eyes. He is a heavy smoker and a fast runner. He has a high IQ and gets good grades. That's the basics of what and who he is
Why was Aphrodite upset with Narcissus?
he had no respect for the sanctity of love as he sent echo away in tears as she tried to express her love for him.
