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homie what passage, can I get the passage or something
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2 and 3
it make sences so i would do 2 and 3
Explanation:
West-side rich kids and East-Side greasers.
- In Hinton's <em>The Outsiders</em>, there are two gangs who are opposed to each other: the Greasers, to refer to all the boys living on the East-Side, which, in turn, the region was considered to be the poor side of town. Moreover, they were called greasers because they used long and greased hair.
- On the other hand, the Socs, a term which was a short for Socials (because they came from upper-middle-class families), were the rival gang, also considered as "the jet set, the West-Side rich kids" in the story.
The characteristics that classify these poems in the sonnet are the existence of 14 lines, the existence of two quartets and two tercets, and all the lines have ten poetic syllables.
<h3>Information about sonnets</h3>
- All sonnets have a fixed structure.
- This structure consists of two four-line stanzas (quartets) and two three-line stanzas (tercets).
- All sonnets have 14 lines.
- All the lines of a sonnet are decasyllable, that is, they have ten poetic syllables.
Identifying a sonnet is an easy task because of its structure. A poem can be written with different structures and formats, but a sonnet always presents the same characteristics which promote a harmonious rhythmic reading.
All the characteristics of a sonnet can be found in the poem shown above.
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