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That was Then, This is Now
By JACOB BUSA
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Immediately after leaving Charlie's Bar, Mark and Byron...
rescue M&M from Curly's beating
go to a dance at the school gym
visit Byron's mother in the hospital
mess around on the Ribbon
Why does Byron beat up by the Shepherds?
because Cathy was going out with Tim, and Byron made a pass at her
because of what Mark did to their sister Angela
because of what Ponyboy Curtis did to their sister Angela
because he stopped them from beating up M&M
Why is Mike Chambers in the hospital?
because he tried to help Connie and her brothers beat him up
because Mark gave him LSD and he had a bad experience
because he has leukemia and will probably die
because the Shepherds think he is responsible for hurting Angela
At the hippie commune, M&M...
falls in love
helps Mark push drugs
is known as Cat because he collects stray feral cats
hallucinates being chewed up by screaming colored spiders
What does Byron do when he finds Mark's drugs?
he runs away from home to be with M&M
he flushes them down the toilet
he calls the cops
he tells Mark to stop selling drugs
Mark and Byron are...
friends living in a hippie community
best friends who like each other as brothers
brothers who do not get along
orphans whose parents shot each other
Why did M&M run away from home?
his dad wouldn't stop yelling at him about failing gym and his hair
he didn't run away, but when to college to study English
he was addicted to drugs and went to live with other drug addicts
he loved Angela and wanted to be near to her
Which character said: "But M&M, he is so trusting. If he's running around with people who give him grass, he'll take it."
Cathy
Mark
Byron
Charlie
All the following statements are completely true, EXCEPT...
M&M's bad trip convinces Byron that Mark is a pusher
Mark is a liar and Byron hot-wires cars
Mark is like a lion because he is fierce and loyal
Mark cuts off Angela's hair to get even for the fight at the dance
At the end of the novel, Byron changes his description of Mark from a golden pet lion to...
a drug pusher
a mean person
a criminal
a jungle animal