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Who drove the narrator home after the incident?
Who drove the narrator home after the incident?
What injury did Soda have?
What injury did Soda have?
Who had a band-aid over their forehead?
Who had a band-aid over their forehead?
What was the narrator feeling when they said, 'I felt sick'?
What was the narrator feeling when they said, 'I felt sick'?
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Who was the only thing Dally loved?
Who was the only thing Dally loved?
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What was the protagonist's state of mind as he walked down the hall?
What was the protagonist's state of mind as he walked down the hall?
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Where did the protagonist believe Johnny might be, despite knowing the reality?
Where did the protagonist believe Johnny might be, despite knowing the reality?
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How did the protagonist's self-convincing affect his actions?
How did the protagonist's self-convincing affect his actions?
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What did the man who offered the protagonist a ride notice about his appearance?
What did the man who offered the protagonist a ride notice about his appearance?
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What did the protagonist realize after being told about bleeding in the man's car?
What did the protagonist realize after being told about bleeding in the man's car?
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Study Notes
Incident Aftermath
- Two-Bit drove the narrator home after the incident.
- Soda had a broken nose.
Injuries and Appearance
- The protagonist had a band-aid over their forehead.
- The protagonist was bloody, which caught the attention of a man who offered him a ride.
Emotional State
- When the protagonist said "I felt sick", they were feeling emotionally distraught.
- The protagonist was in a somewhat disbelieving state of mind as they walked down the hall.
Dally and Johnny
- Dally loved Johnny, the only person or thing he cared about deeply.
- The protagonist believed Johnny might be at the church, despite knowing the reality of the situation.
Self-Conviction and Realizations
- The protagonist's self-convincing led them to take certain actions, though the outcome was uncertain.
- After being told about bleeding in the man's car, the protagonist realized the gravity of their situation.
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Description
Test your knowledge of the events and themes in Chapter 10 of 'The Outsiders' by S.E. Hinton with this quiz. This chapter depicts the aftermath of a tragic event and explores the emotional journey of the characters.
