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Grudges- Many of frank's family members do not talk to each other. Families and neighbors do not talk to each other if their ancestors fought on different sides of the war. They also avoid each other if their ancestors were soupers, which is people who converted religions to eat at the protestant soup kitchen.

Rebellion- Frank eats Bill's dinner instead of delivering it to him. Frank also ditches his dance classes and uses the money to go to the cinema and buy candy. He is rebelling against his parents and what is expected of him.

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One of themes of chapter 6 is Irish social tension, one of the teachers is teaching the boys about Euclid and geometry which is not supposed to be taught till the 5th grade.  For example The headmaster orders Mr. O’Neill to stop teaching it because it's only meant for fifth graders. Another theme is Misery, the boys did not go back to school after lunch to go steal apples and milk because they didn't have food.

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Ch 7. Theme
Death and Advantage- Frank had a friend named Mickey Spellacy who he talks about how Mickey had family members who always died and Mickey would take the whole week off or his mom would put a black pin on Mickey and Mickey would get free money from people because they thought he was grieving over his family member loss.

Friendship- Frank grew a friendship and got closer to Mr. Timoney, he built it by feeling safer with that person and he can share his emotions with Mr.Timoeny. In the book, it mentions You're not supposed to talk back to grownups but Mr.Timoney is different and he doesn't mind what Frank says. This shows a friendship bond because Frank is comfortable with what to say to Mr.Timoney..