In the Outsider’s, a novel by S.E Hinton, two rival groups fight out their anger and compete to become the most superior. Socs viewed Greasers as outsiders, and the Greasers seemed to have a mutual feeling. Tensions were high, conflicts appeared left and right, and people viewed fights as normal until they realized the similarities both groups shared. Ponyboy saw shocking events leading to a change in spirit at the end of the novel. Towards the end, the story felt like it was hinting at an idea of accepting differences and celebrating similarities.
Whether you lived on the East or West side determined your entire socio-economic status and how others viewed you. People frowned upon Greaser’s, and others looked at socs as rebels one day and
Whether you lived on the East or West side determined your entire socio-economic status and how others viewed you. People frowned upon Greaser’s, and others looked at socs as rebels one day and