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Greasy Lake

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The narrator explains, "We were bad. At night we went up to Greasy Lake" (124). This demonstrates the importance that the surroundings in which the main characters' choose to be in is extremely important to the image that they reflect. At the beginning of the story, these characters' images and specifically being "bad" is essentially all that mattered to them...
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At the beginning of the story, these characters' images and specifically being "bad" is essentially all that mattered to them. "We wore torn up leather jackets?drank gin and grape juice?sniffed glue and ether and what somebody claimed was cocaine" (124). They went out of their way doing anything even remotely deviant, and thrived on the stereotypical image of being "bad...
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