What does Two-Bit think is wrong with the headline “Juvenile Delinquents Turn Heroes”? How does it relate to the theme of not judging people based on their wealth? Answer both parts. 20 Points!!!What does Ponyboy realize from having a conversation with Randy? Why does he think it’s a good thing that “things are rough all over”? Make sure to answer both questions. (116-118)

What do you think the doctor means when he says, “It can’t hurt now.” (Page 119)

1. Two-Bit doesn't like being labeled as the hoods, he thinks that "heroes aren't just spontaneously created, but they're born." This relates to the theme because the Greasers are all judged and painted out to be bad because they aren't as wealthy as the Socs.  

2. In Chapter 2 of The Outsiders, Cherry Valence tells Ponyboy that "things are rough all over." She tells him this shortly after he finishes telling her why Johnny acts so "hurt and scared." Cherry expresses her sympathy but doesn't allow the story to make her think that the Greasers have it worse than the Socs. She tells Ponyboy that "things are rough all over." What's revealing about the exchange is that Ponyboy believes her. He doesn't have any evidence yet, but he believes her.  

3. This is foreshadowing the real possibility that Johnny may die.

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