One of the most dominant themes in The Outsiders is that of class conflict. The beginning of the novel strongly introduces this theme as a group of Socs, the West Side rich kids, jump and terrorize Ponyboy, a young boy from the East Side: "Hey, grease," one said in an way to friendly voice.
A. is the correct answer, because it uses past tense in both parts of the sentence.
"I wanted you to see what real courage is" could be the metaphor for courage isn't a person, place, nor thing
Answer:
Thinking he might be hurt Robert ran in to help.
Explanation:
It should be:
Thinking he might be hurt, Robert ran in to help.
I hope this helps.
