Think about the rites of passage that individuals confront in the following literature:

In "the Bass, The River, and  Sheila Mant" the young narrator experiences a first date rite of passage. He takes Sheila to the cinema by boat. She thinks fishing is stupid, so he hides the fishing rod and misses to catch a large bass. Eventually, he regrets letting the bass go after Sheila goes back home with another guy.

In the poem "Oranges," the teen narrator goes on his first date with a girl. It is winter time, and they walk to the drugstore together. There he buys the girl a chocolate. When they leave, they hold hands, and just release them to open the chocolate and peel the orange the boy has in his pocket.

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