THE OUTSIDERS CHAPTERS 4-6

3. Goods or cargo transported by a large vehicle, such as a truck, ship, or train.
5. Not awake and not aware of one's surroundings, typically as a result of injury, illness, or fainting.
6. Shaking or trembling, especially in the voice, often due to nervousness or fear.
9. Someone who is excessively interested in something, such as a "chocolate fiend"; or, in a more negative sense, a wicked or cruel person.
10. Without stopping; continuously.
12. Not formally authorized or recognized; not having official approval or status.
13. In a way that shows longing or sadness for something in the past or that is unattainable.
14. A derogatory term used to describe someone who is seen as weak or cowardly.
21. A correctional institution for young offenders.
24. To fall over, often due to fainting or exhaustion.
25. The instinct to protect oneself from harm.
27. Becomes less intense, severe, or strong; gradually diminishes.
28. In a manner that shows disdain or disrespect for something/someone.
29. A firmly held belief or opinion.

1. Causing confusion due to being difficult to understand or overwhelming.
2. Emotionally disconnected or uninvolved; not influenced by personal feelings.
4. The act of breathing in.
7. A clever or sarcastic remark or joke.
8. In a way that expresses regret or sorrow.
11. Feeling or showing anger or annoyance at something perceived as unfair or wrong.
15. Spoke with hesitation, often repeating sounds or words.
16. In a manner that shows persistence or determination.
17. A large farm, typically in the South, where crops like cotton or tobacco were historically grown.
18. To beg someone earnestly or desperately.
19. A large, enclosed freight car on a train used for transporting goods or cargo.
20. A component of blood often used in transfusions.
22. Anxious or fearful about the future.
23. In a careful or cautious manner, often to avoid harm or damage.
26. Causing intense suffering or pain, either physical or emotional.