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How does S. E. Hinton develop the theme through setting, characters, and plot over the course of the text? S.E Hinton develops theme by creating conflict and describing different events

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Ponyboy and Johnny run away.

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Conflict with Johnny and his mother when Johnny was in the hospital

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When Cherry and Ponyboy began to argue he always used how you can see the sunset from both sides.

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Between times where things were extremely rough between the Socs in the Greasers, Randy wanted to talk to Ponyboy.
"He ain't a Soc," I said, "He's just a guy. He wanted to talk."

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The boys went back to the church. The church was burning with children inside of it and Johnny and Ponyboy had decided to help.
"I'll get them, don't worry!" I started at a dead run for the church." Pg. 9q

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Johnny had just killed Bob, Ponyboy and Johnny were scared and thought of Dally who could help them get out of trouble instead of being arrested and turning themselves in.
"Johnny" I nearly screamed. "What are we gonna do? They put you in the electric chair for killing people!" Pg. 57

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The Outsiders by S.E Hinton is about dealing with Conflict and reveals how life changing events can steer somebody's whole life.