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message 1: by Ryan.Phelan (new) - rated it 3 stars
Nov 17, 2015 08:49AM

Ryan.Phelan Dialogue plays a big role in The Outsiders. Traits about the characters are revealed through their dialogue. For example, a conversation between Two-Bit, Johnny and Ponyboy reveals how Two-Bit is more than just a quick-witted kid. It revealed that he was serious and sympathetic kid. What do you guys think?


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Nov 18, 2015 07:46AM

Vincenzo Spiniello I think that you explained Two-Bit very well as a quick-witted kid. How was he revealed as sympathetic?


message 3: by Ryan.Phelan (new) - rated it 3 stars
Nov 18, 2015 08:24AM

Ryan.Phelan Vincenzo wrote: "I think that you explained Two-Bit very well as a quick-witted kid. How was he revealed as sympathetic?"

He is revealed as sympathetic when he is speaking to Dally and Johnny in the hospital. He shows how he is sympathetic and caring of his friends that were seriously injured. Two-Bit doesn't crack another joke about them, he cares about them. When S.E Hinton used her dialogue I revealed this about Two-Bit


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