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3 years ago

What does the scene in the bathroom reveal about Rashad’s relationship with his friends?

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Lunna [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Rashad has a very cordial relationship with his friends.

Explanation:

In the book 'All American Boys', by Jason Reynolds, we are introduced to the bathroom scene where a young boy named Rashad, and his friends English Jones, Carlos Greene, and Shannon Pushcart, assemble in the bathroom to talk about the party in the home of their friend Jill. They tease each other just like any other young group of friends but are civil towards each other. This indicates that they had a cordial relationship among themselves.

Rahad is the focus of the story and he is a young, black, teenage boy whose father wanted to join the military but who did not share the same interests or like that idea. In a shop, he is accused of attempting to steal an item even though he was innocent.

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