Question
in "skins" by joseph bruchac What is the greatest cause of the tension between Randolph and Jimmy T?
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Jimmy T is jealous of Randolph’s father’s new job as director.
Jimmy T is jealous of Randolph’s father’s new job as director.
Randolph knows the truth about Jimmy T’s family background.
Randolph knows the truth about Jimmy T’s family background.
Randolph is part Indian, and Jimmy T wants to be the only Indian at school.
Randolph is part Indian, and Jimmy T wants to be the only Indian at school.
Jimmy T and Randolph were on different teams before they moved to Long Pond.
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Jimmy T is jealous of Randolph’s father’s new job as director.
Jimmy T is jealous of Randolph’s father’s new job as director.
Randolph knows the truth about Jimmy T’s family background.
Randolph knows the truth about Jimmy T’s family background.
Randolph is part Indian, and Jimmy T wants to be the only Indian at school.
Randolph is part Indian, and Jimmy T wants to be the only Indian at school.
Jimmy T and Randolph were on different teams before they moved to Long Pond.
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The greatest cause of tension between Randolph and Jimmy T in "Skins" by Joseph Bruchac is that Randolph is part Indian, and Jimmy T wants to be the only Indian at school. This tension is rooted in issues of identity and belonging, as well as jealousy and competition between the two characters.