Ponyboy says that he will get the kids out of the building. There are kids in a abandoned burning church. “I’ll get them, don’t worry!”(Hinton 91). Ponyboy has to choose whether he risks his life to save the kids. It tells the reader that Ponyboy really is a good kid and sees the importance of younger life.…
Ponyboy reacts by getting scared and running to Dally for help. In addition, a choice made by Johnny affects Ponyboy similarly by Johnny sticking up for the girls when Dally was messing with them and the girls invite them to sit with them. Johnny sticks…
Symbolism in “Still Life in Yellow with Browns and blacks” In “Still Life in Yellow with Browns and blacks” Vievee Francis uses symbolism to talk about the history of racism in Texas and the hardships that slaves faced in the past. Horse In The Dark continually uses a horse to symbolize the speaker overcoming the obstacles that she is faced with. Francis does not explicitly use racial terminology in her poems, but he readers can connect the symbolism that is used throughout the book to understand the underlying meanings of poems as a whole.…
After this he ran away with Johnny to the nearest park, questioning why would he do that? This action caused Pony to rethink on how he sees himself, making it seem that no one can stand…
“Another Elegy” is a poem about the relationships in life that happen. In the line “This is what our dying looks like..” gives us as a reader the feeling that we need to believe that when something bad happens, we need to just believe that something that is there. The poem is about someone trying to kill themselves. It happens in the line, “he let the gun go off in his mouth.” Then, all of a sudden, the bad side of the person in the poem comes out.…
It ain´t fair for Ponyboy to have to stay up in the church.” This shows Johnny was being loyal to his actions and was going to take the punishment and being loyal to Pony because he wouldn have to stay in the…
The message that Johnny tells to Ponyboy is applied consistently throughout the novel to many other aspects of the story. In The Outsiders, S.E.…
“The church started to crumble. Johnny shoved me towards the window. ‘Get out’” (Hinton 93) This revealed that he put his life in danger to save Ponyboy although he knew that he almost died.…
One theme the novel suggest is to cherish your innocence, before it’s too late. In chapter 4, Ponyboy and Johnny realized they were no longer innocent children. Thy had a hard time grasping the concept that they were on the run due to a crime they were guilty of. Hinton describes the scene by saying, “I turned my head and was quietly sick for a minute.…
I have fallen in love with my favorite poem. “Cinderella's Diary” by Ron Koertge. I have learned so much about poetry through this special collection of words and phrases. While the the title of the poem seems unimaginative the content of the poem speaks in a personal way. I just really love this poem “Cinderella’s Diary”.…
That was one of the bravest things a friend could possibly do. Not only to put that friend in danger, but to put yourself at risk. Johnny ended up being very injured and eventually died from the harsh burns. Pony was very sad that Johnny died, but eventually realized that he had learned a lot from his old friend--Johnny-- he still had a lot of life left in his grasp. The last two words that slipped before Johnny’s mouth was, “stay gold, Ponyboy, stay gold.”…
Life is often spent yearning for another person. This person could be someone toxic, wonderful, or perhaps even fictitious. Regardless, we experience introspection separate from that person, no matter the relationship’s conditions. My collection of poems deals with the feelings experienced during and after a relationship—and the notion that these feelings are experienced in solitude. While a relationship is a connection shared between two people, the resulting emotions felt are separate and confined to the individual.…
Challenges when growing up can have negative long term effects. It is a well documented fact that your childhood has a direct impact on your personality and mannerisms as an adult. From table manners to the way we treat people, we are learning things from our parents all the time. But are the impacts always good? The impacts of various children's childhoods are very evident in the texts “Previous good conduct” by Ruth Thomas, “The whipping” by Robert Hayden, Zootopia directed by Byron Howard, Rich Moore and Jared Bush and Boy directed by Taika Waititi, In all of these texts the creators have used the childhoods of the characters to explore the type of adult they might or are becoming.…
Poetry is forms of writing that can help numerous people write their views and feelings in a modest way. Gabriel Okara, Louis MacNeice and Rudyard Kipling all convey their worries and memories through their poems, ‘Once Upon a Time, ‘Prayer Before Birth and ‘If’. All of these three poems have a common theme, which is childhood. “Once Upon a Time” by Gabriel Okara is a free verse poem. The poem is written in a first person point of view and contains irregular stanzas.…
“Frankie and Johnny” is a commonly known murder ballad written by numerous musicians that is about a woman named Frankie who kills her lover whose name is Johnny. [It] is a traditional American murder ballad, but you might not know it was based on a true story (Cellania, “The Story Behind”). Many well-known singers have covered this famous murder ballad such as Louis Armstrong, Lead Belly, and Johnny Cash. Their versions of the ballad are very popular but follow very loosely for entertainment purposes to the actual story of Frankie and Albert which is documented in an article titled “The Story Behind”. The article “The Story Behind” written by Miss Cellania describes Frankie Baker and Allen Britt as a couple who lived in St. Louise while…