PonyBoy is not your typical 14 year old boy. He has greasy hair and he is part of the greasers which is a
PonyBoy is not your typical 14 year old boy. He has greasy hair and he is part of the greasers which is a
Fitting in isn't always an easy thing to do. In The Outsiders by S.E Hinton some characters alter their personalities to blend in with others. The common theme that is constantly popping up in this book is, people aren’t always what they seem. Nothing can apply to the real world better than this. In The Outsiders by S.E Hinton many people act different around others than who they really are.…
These conflicts help form what Ponyboy becomes at the end of the story. A loving and hard working…
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…
Have you ever felt like nothing good ever lasts for too long? “Nothing gold can stay” By Robert Frost .The theme is shown in a S. E. Hinton’s The Outsiders through the demise of the young people. The Outsiders is a coming-of-age novel by S. E. Hinton, first published in 1967 by Viking Press.…
A very interesting and important character from S.E. Hinton’s The Outsiders is Sodapop Curtis. Soda Curtis is a teenage hoodlum and Ponyboy’s, the narrator's, older brother. Soda is the middle child in a family of three boys. His parents died in a car wreck causing him and his older brother Darry to obtain jobs in order for the three of them to survive.…
Coyer acord Mrs. Staley The Outsiders novel essay Thursday of this week The conflict inside the Outsiders Ponyboy is one of the main characters, also the youngest. He runs into quite a bit of conflicts, these are the biggest and the best three. SE hinton wrote this book in high school, connecting some of the book within her own life, furthermore, The Outsiders became an overwhelming success later on in her life.…
The amazing novel, “The Outsiders”, written by S.E Hinton; is set in mid-west America, in the early 1960’s. “The Outsiders” is a gripping book about two rival groups, the Socs and the Greasers; and the inequality between their two very different social divisions. “The Outsiders” is told from a first person perspective by the main character, Ponyboy Curtis. The story addresses the themes of expectations and responsibility through the hardworking and strong character of Darry Curtis, and the symbolic use of his brothers and the importance sport plays in his life. Darry Curtis has many expectations to fulfil, as he’s acting in the place of both his parents.…
Loyalty “I wonder how I could have ever thought him hard and unfeeling… I knew everything would be okay now,” (Hinton, 99). The Outsiders, written by S.E. Hinton, is about the Greaser gang through Ponyboy’s perspective. Together, their brotherhood is challenged with trouble, rivalry between the Socs and the Greasers, tragedy, murder, and sacrifice. Through all of this the boys learn loyalty and its true meaning. They learn that dedication, devotion, allegiance, and support can go hand in hand with their hardships.…
The main idea in this story is to represent all the different gangs and people there were. In this story, The Outsiders, there are 7 boys in the Greasers gang. From youngest to oldest there is Ponyboy, Johnny, Sodapop, Steve, Dally, Two-Bit and Darry. From the book it states “That was the difference between his gang and ours- they had a leader and were organized; we were just buddies who stuck together-each man was their own leader.” This states how each person can achieve and do great things.…
In The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton tells the tale of 2 gangs, the stuck-up, rich socs, and the rough, impoverished greasers. Pony thinks that greasers are the only ones that have it hard, and that they’re the only ones with problems. He then talks with his family who agrees, but friends who don’t. He proceeds to go to the movies and meet a girl named Cherry who talks to him about socs lives. Pony then decides to learn more and realizes that even if you’re given whatever you want, that you will still have problems.…
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.…
The Outsiders is a novel of conflicts. Throughout the story, the author S.E Hinton shows that problems occur all over the small town of Tulsa, Oklahoma. The title, The Outsiders is very unique. In the story, it is clearly shown that, the greasers are considered the outsiders of the town, Johnny and Ponyboy feel that they fall in between the socs and greasers, and Ponyboy feels outcasted from his oldest brother Darry. Growing up in this town in the 1960’s you belonged to one of the two groups, the socs or the greasers.…
“Maybe the two different worlds we lived in weren't so different. We saw the same sunset” (Hinton). One of the most noteworthy novels in literature history is The Outsiders, because it battles with friendship, difference in social class, rebellion, love, family, and many more things we as people can relate to most. This book is often read by teenagers and they connect with it on a high level, after all the author S.E. Hinton was only sixteen when she wrote this book. She was in the midst of living as a teenager, which is why this is a beloved book by many teenagers.…
Ponyboy Curtis clearly states that he has light-brown reddish hair, but in the movie he was found to have dark-brown blackish hair. Pony also stated that he had greenish-gray eyes, whereas in the movie the actor had brown, hazel eyes. Pony’s physical traits are what defines him as a greaser, and with…
The relationship between Ponyboy and Johnny is speechless. The fact that they are that close to each other describes it all. In the beginning of the novel, I would describe the friendship of Ponyboy Curtis and Johnny Cade as, “ together, courage, and faith in each other.”…