Greaser

Novel have similar qualities. For example both the book and the movie have all the same characters.Cherry,Marcia,and Bob are all Socs. Another example the movie and the book have all the hangouts.Tasty Freeze,DX station,and The Vacant Lot are The Greasers hangouts.The Socs hangouts are: The Vacant Lot,Front of Tasty Freeze,Hospital,DX station,and One of the major differences is what Darry does to Ponyboy.In the movie Darry slaps Ponyboy,but in the movie Darry shoves Pony. These…

Johnny threaten to kill himself because he could not take much more. His solution was moved to somewhere else that have no Greasers and Socs. In Ponyboy’s dream he could be out of town. He wanted to read a book or drew a picture under the tree. He would have a yeller cur dog, Sodapop would get Mickey mouse back and Darry would not be cold anymore. Also, he hope his parents did not die, his mom would bake some chocolates cakes and his dad would drive the pick out. Furthermore, Johnny could come…

Let's take a trip down the movie archive memory lane and remember Grease. Grease is a 1978 American musical romance and comedy-drama film by Director Randal Kleiser. The film was popularly starred by John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John. This Box Office hit also sequeled in 1982, Grease 2. Today, as revivals go, Fox decided to host a live musical and Mario Lopez will be joining the cast. Mario Lopez will be joining Fox's live TV adaptation of Grease, in "Grease: Live". Lopez, the Extra host,…

Respect is a thing you need and have. You may not respect anyone but you would respect something or an idea. Respect is an important character trait. Every person should give and receive respect the same way the Greasers treated each other in the novel The Outsiders. Respect is the value or importance of something to you, or for you. Respect is received and given, you realize you give it more than you realize you receive it. Curtitsy is what you give (or get) if you have respect for whatever you…

In the Novel The Outsiders written by S.E Hinton is about 2 social groups. The greasers and Soc. who were fighting to show dominance over one and another. Johnny Cade and Dally Winston, They were around 17 years old.Dally was Johnny's role model and Dally also protected Johny so nothing could hurt him. Dally had a rough child hood, His dad was hard on him while he was growing up. were around the age of 17. They were inseparable they watch you got each others like brothers do.dally grew up in…

Fire in Windrixville! Fire in Windrixville, Oklahoma. A local fire in Windrixville, Oklahoma sparked and it is unknown how it started. While local farmers were waiting for the firefighters they thought they heard people screaming. Two young and brave souls stepped up to save them.They busted in a window to discover 5 little kids huddled up in a corner screaming and crying. All of the children got out, but one of the two rescuers was crushed from a falling timber and later died in the…

“Hello Paul,” Darry said Soda made a sound almost as if he had just been shot with a tranquilizer and was going to faint I realized that the blonde standing in front of Darry was Paul Holden The best halfback on Darry's High School football team, they used to be great buddies when they graduated they went their separate ways. Darry wasn't brazen about being on our side. Even though if he didn't have me and Soda he would be a Soc. The silence grew stronger until I heard “WAIT UP” Dallas Winston…

Some may feel in order to understand teenage life in the 60s you have to be there to experience there life. I personal think this is true, you could have some type of understanding from history but you will never fully understand the life they lived unless you were there to live it. When people think of the sixties, they automatically think of things like Woodstock, drugs, and unhygienic long-haired teenagers. In 1960s John Kennedy was a young president that symbolized a spirit of hope for the…

"That was the only time I can think of when I saw him without that defeated, suspicious look in his eyes." –Ponyboy Chapter 6, page 92. The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton is about a group of friends going through everyday troubles and their lives as Greasers in a little town in Oklahoma that isn’t too big or too small. A character in this book that really stood out to me was Johnny. In the book when Ponyboy was explaining how Johnny looked like and how he act, he ends up using a simile to explain…

until two months later that we actually moved in with her. Now we aren't filthy rich like the Socs, but we aren't lower-class like the Greasers either. We are right where I think is best, in the middle. Liz makes enough money to have us live like Socs, but we don't want to. I made a pact to myself, no matter what, money will never change me! We are still Greasers, Soda and I are keeping our long greasy hair, and we let Two-Bit and Steve come over any time. If only Johnny was here, Liz could have…