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    John's Creation Stories

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    It was a dark and dreary night. John and his family, including cousins, aunts, and uncles, were having a wonderful dinner on the 9th of April, 1832. John was currently 4 years old. What John didn’t know was his life was about to change with just a couple of minutes. The family was in mid-supper and they realized that the horses needed to be fed. John had to leave the tenement to go to the stable where the horses were located, which was a couple blocks down. After john left the family continued…

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    Dally And Dary Analysis

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    “They grew up on the outside of society. They weren't looking for a fight. They were looking to belong.” Thinking about it why did pony compare these two out of everyone. “Both of you are confusing dally for darry” he says. Darry and Dally two different people but somehow the same. Dally and Darry are similar because they both look alike, act like they don’t care about anything, and are both considered heros. Both Darry and Dally have“eyes like ice” ponyboy says. According to Yahoo that…

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    The Outsiders is a book I enjoyed from the first page, with a very strong beginning. The six components of this beginning follow. The setting is the most important part of any story. In The Outsiders the main characters are Ponyboy, Darry, Soda, Johnny, Dally, Two-bit, and Steve. In The Outsiders there are two gangs, the Socs and the Greasers. The Socs are from the west, and the Greasers are from the east. Financially, the Socs have the upper hand, and the Greasers have more trouble with money.…

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    known as S. E. Hinton, started writing The Outsiders when she was only fifteen years old. Little did she know, the book would win numerous awards and sell over 10 million copies. One of the reasons for the book's success may have been that there were not many books for teens other than the typical girl meets boy stories. She learned many important life lessons and implemented many of them into her books. Three important themes she put into The Outsiders were people are multidimensional,…

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    realized how social groups shaped everyone’s life, and she loathed it. The Outsiders is based off real events that take place in Tulsa, Oklahoma, S.E. Hinton’s hometown. The novel is based off two separate groups, the Greasers and the Socs. The plot is powerful and exhilarating, but it’s difficult to identify the true outsiders of the story. Even though both the Greasers and Socs seem like the outsiders at times, the true outsiders are a group of individuals that work beyond the boundaries of a…

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    Honor Among the Unruly What is honor? Honor means sticking to what is right or having a code of conduct. The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton, is a book that displays that maybe there is honor among those who don’t follow laws or rules. The Greasers are a gang of brothers who rivals with the Socs, the rich gang. They go through some obstacles throughout the book and while they do, they show honor to each other. There is honor among the lawless because the Greasers show bravery, protectiveness, and they…

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    Ponyboy Curtis, a member of a gang called the “Greasers”, is leaving a movie theater when groups of “Socs”, the Greasers’ rival gang, jump him. His older brothers—Darrel and Sodapop—and several members of their gang rescue him. The next night, Ponyboy and his Greaser friends Dallas and Johnny meet Socs, Cherry Valance and Marcia, at a drive-in movie theatre. Ponyboy realizes that Cherry is nothing like the Socs he has met before. Afterward, Two-Bit Matthews, another gang member, Ponyboy, and…

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    Socs And Greasers Summary

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    Retell The book starts off with us meeting Ponyboy Curtis, he comes out from a movie theater and is walking home when he gets attacked by socs. The socs give him a cut on his neck, but luckily he was near his home and he gets saved by his family. He lives with his 2 brothers Darry and Sodapop. The boys have recently lost their parents to a car accident, so they live together on the east side of their town. In the town that they live in the people are divided into two groups, the socs, and the…

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    Author S.E. Hinton got the idea for the book, The Outsiders, when she was mad about the little situations going about her high school. Everyone would be in their own little groups and wouldn’t be friends with anyone but the group. Since she has written the book on these problems, Hinton has sold over 14 million copies and it has been made into a movie. In the book, there were many details on what Ponyboy, the main character, was thinking. It was more of what he was thinking than dialogue.…

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    Romeo & Juliet, West Side Story, and The Outsiders all share the same basic themes. One theme that stands out the most is the feuding that takes place between the two groups. In The Outsiders, the Socs and the Greasers are always fighting. Romeo & Juliet has the Montagues and the Capulets and West Side Story has the Jets and the Sharks. In the stories, these groups fight to see who is better and there always is some conflict between them. As you can see, feuds exist between two groups in all of…

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