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This editorial analysis explores essential terms from "The Outsiders" by S.E. Hinton, highlighting their meanings and relevance to the narrative. Key terms include "hesitate," indicating a momentary pause, "incredulous," expressing disbelief, and "rebellious," showcasing a refusal to conform. Additionally, we delve into concepts like "nonchalantly," which describes a carefree attitude, and "reputation," the perception others have of individuals. Exploring "rivalry," we discuss the competitive dynamics among characters, while "sarcasm" reflects the tone of interactions. This exploration enriches readers' understanding of critical themes in the story.
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By Nicole Caswell 3rd Period April 2011 Outsiders
Editorial Define- It is a passage that gives the publisher’s opinion. I read the editorial in the school newspaper.
Hesitate Define- to pause for a moment before continuing. She hesitated before buying the shoes.
Incredulous Define- hard to believe They were Incredulous.
Nonchalantly Define- acting as if they don’t care about anything. They acted nonchalantly.
Rebellious Define- They do not want to agree with anything. They will fight for what they want. The student was very rebellious. No Homework
Reputation Define- It’s how people thing of you. The cheerleaders strived to keep a good reputation.
Rivalry Define- Competition between two or more people. The students had a rivalry.
Sarcasm Define-
