A Greek philosopher once said, “There is nothing permanent except change” which can apply to both the short story “Freddie in the Shade” and the poem “Nothing Gold Can Stay” because in the poem it talks about nothing good can last. In the story Freddie and The Shade it is talking about Freddie’s life changing quickly. For example, as stated in the short story on page 22, “Freddie had known the truth. The summer before ninth grade, he had to leave the only neighborhood he’d ever known and all of his friends. On the first day of school he is the new kid, the different kid.”…
Hanien Hamad Mrs. Sheridan Language Arts 0 The outsiders In the book the outsiders johnny is a person that changes a lot hd dynamic character. He changes dramatically. "If you can picture a little dark puppy that had been kicked too many times and is lost in a crowd of strangers, you'll have Johnny”(pg.11).…
Can I find any lasting solace in the color green?” Nye is using the river as a metaphor for the narrator 's origins. What the narrator really wants is to trace her family back to where they were originally from. Without the mint snowball, the narrator does not know her heritage because she has no proof. She wants the same feeling the mint snowball brought to her family members, she wants to be taken back to the Swiss village and experience it on her own.…
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.…
Did you know that the movie for the outsiders is only roughly one hour and thirty minutes. Some might say that the movie the outsiders makes you have less sympathy for Johnny and Dally. I am saying this because in the book Dally sounds like he wanted to die more in the book. I am saying this because when it was written in the book even said he had a look of triumph in his eye, and in the movie, it seemed that he was scared and how he didn't want to die. The book is better.…
What would you do if the one thing that made a group stay together left? What if that group was a family of outcasts,or ”hoodlums” that their society blames them for. Would that group be able to stay together? That group of “Misfits” would be able to stay together after losing the thing that kept them together. Even though they lost a loved one,they would still do anything for one another like backing each other up without a second thought.…
A Lost Puppy Johnny Cade is from The Outsiders. S.E. Hinton is wrote The Outsiders. Johnny is the character for this essay because he is fragile, jumpy, and scared.…
As you read, it seems like every line is saying "Nothing Gold Can Stay"—just in a different way in each line, and that notion is quite radical. The title doesn't just say that most gold things don't last. It tells us that nothing and absolutely nothing, gold does. You might look at some gold jewelry and think to yourself, "I paid a lot of money for this jewelry, this will never fade" and you would probably be right. But this is not the kind of “gold” Robert Frost is talking about in the poem.…
In the poem Nothing Gold Can Stay i think it means that all the great things in life cannot stay because their only there for a very short time in your life. The line” But only so a hour” i think it comes a few times in your life, and in the line” Hardest hue to hold” probably means it’s hard to keep what you want for a long time. But overall the whole poem Nothing Gold Can Stay is a poem of not able to hold onto something for a long time.…
I believe that the Curtis family were not official greasers or socs before their parents died. Although I also believe that they did live in the area of which greasers live and they had relations with them. There are many reasons that lead me to this theory. Due to the book saying, “He never let on to Mom and Dad how he felt, though, because we never had enough money and usually we had a hard time making ends meet”(Hinton dig. 35). This leads me to think that they were in poverty in some level even with their parents.…
Have you ever ran away from a problem in your life? There are many instances during “The Outsiders” when characters run away from their problems. ““Hop the three-fifteen freight to Windrixville.””(61) After Johnny had killed the Soc, Ponyboy and Johnny run to Dally for help, and he said hop the freight and get to jay mountain and hide in the abandoned church. ““He ran out like the devil was after him.…
Throughout the year many stories have taught important life lessons. Although, there were three stories that stood out the most to me. Those three stories where The Chosen, To KIll a Mockingbird, and a poem Nothing Gold Can Stay. Each story held a different lesson To Kill a Mockingbird taught about innocence, The Chosen expanded on friendship, and Nothing Gold Can Stay taught about beauty.…
Sunsets are a very unique way to capture the idea of similarities between two concepts. However, when relating to The Outsiders, by S.E. Hinton, it is completely normal; in fact, it makes total sense. The novel includes two gangs that were constantly after each other--and not in playful ways. They were very violent and were always willing to hurt the other side; they completely despised each other. Those two gangs were the Greasers and the Socs, and they lived on opposite sides of town: the East side and the West side.…
The first line is, “Nature’s first green is gold.” This means that the valuable life is brought back to a world that has been dead. The new plants have great potential for a fulfilling…
The Poem, “Taught Me Purple” by Evelyn Tooley Hunt demonstrates the difficulties and emotional stress of sustaining and improving their lifestyle while in poverty. Hunt discreetly entails the hardships of a struggling mother and her child. Despite their desperate position, her mother must strive for a better life, teaching her daughter more about the world outside their own. Although her mother works days and nights while teaching her daughter about the wealthy lives they could soon be living, but sadly her own outcome couldn’t be achieved.…