Ponyboy is a dynamic character because he goes through many changes. He has many life events that make him change. In the beginning of the story, Ponyboy is innocent. He doesn't do anything to get it trouble.…
Ponyboy has been intelligent and gotten good grades all his life, unlike the rest of his gang. Additionally, Ponyboy likes to read and do other things that Socs are interested in, and stay out of trouble. If Ponyboy was to go to highschool and still maintain his good grades and behavior, then he has a possibility to become a Soc. Therefore, when Ponyboy is a senior in highschool, his character will most likely be like one of a Soc.…
Ponyboy was the kind of greaser that doesn’t get into many fights. Ponyboy also cares for other persons, and an empathetic person, and confused at…
1. Write two paragraphs that compare/contrast two characters’ inability to sustain control. Use Billy Boy’s accident that leads to his death and Paul Berlin’s emotional state the day after he witnesses Billy Boy’s death.…
In the beginning of the Outsiders, Ponyboy is a caring and sensitive teenager. He is smarter than the rest of his gang, which includes his two brothers and four of his other friends. His oldest brother, Darry, has high expectations for Ponyboy. He tries to follow the rules unlike some of his other friends. An example of him trying to follow the rules is when Johnny wanted to tell the police about how Johnny killed Bob to defend Ponyboy who was drowning.…
What Ponyboy means is Johnny is scared or gets nervous because of all the Socs when they beat him up. Also, “ his father was always beating him up, and his mother…
In Cormac McCarthy’s novel, All the Pretty Horses, it opens with the 1949 burial of John Grady Cole’s grandfather. Because of his grandfather’s death John’s mom intends to sell their n ear to one’s heart Texas ranch and was forced to move elsewhere. With there being nothing at all left in Texas for John, that is when he decides to just run away from home. Even Though he loved that ranch in Texas. But he also admires the cowboy’s way of life a little bit more.…
Carter Druse, from“A Horseman in the Sky,” and the sniper, from “The Sniper,” have infinite similarities and differences in the way they tackle their conflicts. Carter Druse is a Union soldier fighting in the American Civil War, while the sniper is a Republican fighting in the Irish Civil War. Both men face an immense challenge; having to kill a family member. Carter kills his father and the sniper kills his brother. “‘Did you fire?’…
Have you ever undertaken a mission? Well three wonderful people have and they are Ernesto Galarza, Farah Ahmedi, and Buck who is not necessarily a human. Each character had to undertake an either tragic or surprising challenge. Their stories are great to learn and can even help you accomplish your’s.…
The book, The Outsiders, is about a constant battle between a group of west side rich kids, called socs, and east side poor kids, called greasers. The socs are always jumping the greasers and beating them up but they never get caught because they have rich parents and are high up in society. Throughout the book it gives details on the struggles that the kids with no money have to go through every day. It also gives insight into the true motives and feelings of people and how not everything is perfect, even for the people who seem to have it that way This book is told from the view point of a fourteen year old greaser named Ponyboy Curtis.…
In Tezuka Osamu’s Astro Boy series, there are many scenes where violence is inflicted upon either a machine or human character. Oftentimes the character escapes without a scratch, due to the “elastic” nature of physics in the manga format. However Astro Boy shows a clear divide between the impact of violence as well as the methods of recovery for humans and machines. Throughout Astro Boy, Tezuka Osamu shows that even though machine bodies are stronger, sturdier and repairable, human bodies are more resilient and adaptable; this leads to the implication that a posthumanist cybernetic world would see machines and humans as equal complements, rather than one group being strictly superior to the other.…
The Alpha Male, the real man, a man’s man, a warrior, a stand-up guy. It doesn’t matter what you call him, he’s a leader, the guy others look to for motivation, inspiration, and often with a hint of jealousy. He’s the man women want, without inention the center of attention. He’s the guy, the man.…
Bojack horseman is a 50 year old male horse actor. He is the main anti-protagonist on the Netflix Original show, Bojack Horseman. BoJack Horseman is intelligent, self-loathing, narcissistic, irritable and self-destructive. He was born and raised in San Francisco, California, and grew up in a dysfunctional family.. His family relationship is strained and the only member he loves is he's sister, Hollyhock, who was a product of an affair by Bojack’s father and maid.…
Of course, Jack and Bill also have more investigations to do thanks to some information that has come to light regarding Mr. Gowen. I simply adore the pairing of these two--kind of like the dynamic duo of the Old West. One has to go by the books, and the other can be a little more creative in his interpretation of the law. Together, they are invincible as they solve whatever crime or perceived crime comes their way. As Bill, Jack is handsome, rugged and certainly committed to justice at any cost.…
Bill is a churlish young boy who uses his childish demeanor to cause chaos. He sneaks into the driver’s seat of the “Foolish Carriage” while dad is working under the car hood and blows the car horn. Bill decides to sneak up on the chef while he’s cooking a cake in the oven and tricked him. Bill messes with a relative by going under the kitchen table and kicking her legs, acting like a dog. Bill’s immature character leads him into creating many antics.…