Some (not all) men are against shifting gender roles because, historically and presently the nature of gender roles typically put males at a societal advantage. So the concept of having shifts in these gender roles, means that many males are often nervous that they will lose the stability in the systematic designation of societal standing due to gender, that was always designed to favour them. Although these fears are irrational, as most of the modern movements in relation to gender roles are in favour of freedom of the individual, and not intended to put any group or person at a disadvantage.
I would go with A! I think that’s the best answer!
D: Faust. In the old German legend of Faust, the main character (Faust) makes a pact with the Devil.
Ponyboy is very caring and generous and loves his brother Soda "I kept saving my money for a year, thinking that someday I could by Mickey Mouse back for Soda."
Ponyboy is very book smart by lacks common sense "...But I don't use my head."
Ponyboy is also very different from the rest of the Outsiders, he is not a violent kid. "Why do I fight? I thought, and I couldn't think of any real good reasons."
(hope this helps, The Outsiders was one of my favorite set books for English)
