Book- THE OUTSIDERS!

English

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stellarik [79]3 years ago

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Answer:

Ponyboy starts to realize that the fighting is pointless, and that they are just people that are more fortunate. When Randy tells him that he doesn't like the pointless violence and that he would prefer that they would put their differences aside; to let it be.

Explanation:

I read the book and watched the movie.

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