Answer:
coming-of-age
Explanation:
"The Outsiders fits into a genre of young adult fiction and is often called a "coming-of-age" novel. Generally, a coming-of-age story is one in which events lead the main characters (protagonists) to experience psychological or moral growth that takes them from childhood toward emotional maturity.
Character change is very important in a coming-of-age story. In The Outsiders, Darry characterizes Ponyboy as lacking common sense. Ponyboy agrees with his older brother, admitting that he is smart at school but sometimes he just doesn't think. These occasions get Pony into trouble that he could avoid. This is one aspect of Ponyboy's character that evolves throughout the book — he learns that his behavior impacts others."
That was from Cliff Notes not me
Plot twist you have schizophrenia
What are you asking about the poems??
The part of speech that is missing is the verb, without the verb, a sentence is incomplete. In this case, the sentence fragment "Manny Ramirez again" does not include a verb and does not have meaning on its own.
In order to change this sentence fragment into a complete sentence, a verb should be added. Examples:
"Manny Ramirez got sick again"
"Manny Ramirez was absent again"
"Manny Ramirez failed again"
THE LITERAL MEANING:<em> they know that they're in trouble and that they basically messed up</em>
DEEPER MEANING: <em>he reflects on the things he's done, he knows what he should have done. He too, knows what it's like to be used.</em>
