The main idea of this short story by Shea Stutler is life in adolescence, and, more specifically, adolescent courtship and love, and the challenges it entails for teenagers. The setting is a roller skating rink, where the narrator is witnessing the transformation of a group of reserved and self-conscious teenagers into a graceful cohort of skillful and carefree skaters courting one another as if their lives depended on it.
Answer:
your answer is c Skating in this passage is more about relationships than it is the actual activity.
