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Which of the following passages from The Outsiders symbolizes (stands for) taking a step outside the greaser identity?
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Which of the following passages from The Outsiders symbolizes (stands for) taking a step outside the greaser identity?

Which of the following passages from The Outsiders symbolizes (stands for) taking-example-1
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A !!!!

Explanation: The cutting of the Hair !!

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The outsiders is such a good book !!

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Answer: A- "Johny sat down and pulled out his knife. 'We're gonna cut our hair, and you're gonna bleach your's.'"

Step-by-step explanation:

The greaser style IS their hair. Deciding to cut/bleach there hair is taking what being greaser IS out of them. It's a step in becoming someone knew, and leaving behind who they were.

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