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.…
The Outsiders is written by S.E Hinton and the movie is directed by Francis Ford Coppola. It is about a group of boys from the age from 14 to 20 that live on other side of the track’s of Oklahoma. In the group there are three brothers, they all live together ever since the boy's parents died. All the boys have their backgrounds like Ponyboy likes to read and watch movies and likes to do sports. Sodapop likes to go to the horse barns and ride his horse Mickey Mouse and he works at a gas station.…
In chapters nine and ten of The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton it is important for the Greasers, the Brumly boys and Tim Shepard's gang to win the rumble. It is important for the Greasers, the Brumly boys and Tim Shepard's gang to win the fight because if they do not the Socials will have control of more of the Greasers, the Brumly boys and Tim Shepard's gang’s territory. The Socials would have more of the Greasers, the Brumly boys and Tim Shepard's gang’s territory because when they run the Socials will make sure the Greasers, the Brumly boys and Tim Shepard's gang stay away.…
S. E. Hinton wrote the novel The Outsiders to present a complex theme that her characters have to deal with. She portrays an environment where characters created happiness for themselves but then have it destroyed by an action of grief. Throughout the book when one of the characters experienced joy there would also come pain. For example there was a character named Bob in The Outsiders that brought Cherry Valance comfort but when Bob died a great distress came over her which causes her to learn how to let go. In summary, one will understand that the author is trying to cast the theme that the main characters in the novel will experience delight, but it will get interrupted by agony.…
In the book, The Outsiders, by S.E. Hinton, when Cherry Valance said, “Things are rough all over”, she meant that when being a soc, there are many hardships that come with it. One of the troubles of being a soc was that, according to Cherry, “It seems like we’re always searching for something to satisfy us, and never finding it. Maybe if we could lose our cool we would. ”(Hinton, 38). This shows one hard thing they have to manage.…
In the book The outsiders, S.E. Hinton tells the story of ponyboy, danny’s little brother. Darry has two brothers, Soda and Ponyboy. Darry is the oldest of the Curtis brothers, he is six feet and he is muscular, he has brown hair and two pale green eyes, he looks just like his dad and he is tough, cool, smart. Darry was an aspiring football star in high school with prospects of getting a college scholarship to continue playing football,but it all ended with the death of their parents.…
The book, The Outsiders, has several themes. One of the themes is violence. There is violence when Ponyboy was jumped, when Johnny killed someone, between the social classes, and when Dallas was killed by the police. The reader learned a lesson from what happened each time there was violence. One of the first examples of violence was when Ponyboy was jumped.…
Friends are, in some cases more important than family. Friends may love you more than your family ever will. This is shown in the novel The Outsiders by S.E Hinton. The Outsiders tells the story of boys that are living a dangerous life. Violence and crime were reluctantly apart of their lives.…
The theme of The Outsiders is plain and obvious to see. The Outsiders is a novel written by S.E. Hinton. Chances are, you’ve read it in school. The theme of this book is easy to get out. Being outsiders, seeing the viewpoint of an outsider, this case a greaser.…
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to lose your parents or not have much money and be in a never ending battle? Then this book and the movie might be for you so if you don’t want spoilers I recommend you watch the movie and read the book. In this paper I will Tell you the differences from the movie and the book of the Outsiders. There are many differences and similarities in the book and the movie.…
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 Rough Draft Can you hide your emotions from everyone or will you lash out on them? Emotions can be really hard to hide, and they can affect everyone else's emotions too, with sadness passing on to sadness. This can apply to events as well, like a chain reaction. S.E Hinton’s The Outsiders portrays these chain reactions clearly with each character having more problems grow when they were expressing their strong emotions; Ponyboy, Darry, and Dally are perfect examples for this, with their emotional outbursts towards everyone and themselves.…
The novel The Outsiders by S.E Hinton is a story famous for the consistent theme of brotherhood and loyalty. The book takes place in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1965 where the town is divided into two distinct social groups, the Socs’ (the rich and sophisticated) and the Greasers (the poor underdogs). The main character, Ponyboy Curtis, a greaser, experiences some conflict with the Socs’ which results in Bob, a Soc, trying to drown him. Ponyboy’s best friend, Johnny Cade, comes to his rescue by stabbing Bob; unfortunately, saving Ponyboy’s life costed Bob’s. Johnny and Ponyboy flee in fear of being caught.…
Bridging the Gap Between the Rich and the Poor The Outsiders is a very well-known novel written by the author S. E. Hinton in 1967. The book follows the story of two conflicting gangs named the Socs and the Greasers who are separated by their positions in society. There are countless themes and main ideas throughout the book which teens can easily relate to, including themes of isolation, violence, innocence and even love. The Outsiders mainly talks about the theme of Society and Class; how the city that the book takes place in is divided into two by factors of wealth and position in society.…
Life experiences change us as people and these experiences can affect our lives both positively and negatively. They teach us lessons that provide wisdom that cannot be obtained in a classroom. However, these lessons can be difficult to grasp at the time they are experienced as it may be through death or harassment. While joyful events can teach us many things, it is the crisis that mainly brings knowledge, especially of how to remain strong in the absence of positivity. Life experiences can also determine our perspective and outlook on life, essentially forming our individual personalities.…