English, 22.01.2021 07:40 patriciahonsakpa6u5f

In the third paragraph of chapter 2, Ponyboy writes, "We crossed Sutton and cut around behind Spencer's Special, the discount house, and chased two junior-high kids across a
field for a few minutes ..." How is their behavior toward the junior-high kids different
from the way greasers are treated by socs?

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