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    Being an outsider is a feeling nobody wants. So imagine how Greasers feel. Dally,Johnny, and Darry live in a small beat up town in Tulsa, Oklahoma with Soc’s ganging up on them almost every day. The setting of “ The Outsiders” effects these characters by creating a harsh environment for Dally, Johnny, and Darry. The setting effect’s these characters specifically by creating an harmful environment where they are judged by what they look like and where they live. To begin with, Johnny has a…

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    even the most unlawful of people can have a sense of honor. The gang’s code, the way they treat Steve’s cousin, and Dally Winston’s good deeds are all ways that honor is portrayed among the most unlikely of characters in S.E. Hinton’s book, The Outsiders. First, having rules and a sense of order helps preserve honor in the gang. For example, the gang’s code maintains regulation amongst themselves. Two-Bit explains to Cherry and Marcia that the gang has only two rules: “stick together” and…

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    The narrator’s presentation of the events is unreliable and uncreditable. This is because, the narrator is unreliable because, he is too unsophisticated. According to the article, “The Outsider”, “I must have lived years in this place, but I cannot measure the time.” This shows that the narrator can’t tell time so, there is no way to no how much time has gone by in any of the events that happens. The narrator says that he can’t remember most of his life. This shows that there might be…

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    other. Now, what is so important about friendship not just in everyday life but more specifically in The Outsiders? Friendship is important in everyday living because of the fact that you shouldn’t always keep all your emotions bottled up and condensed. If you have good friendships with people you trust it makes everything a lot easier and less frustrating / negative. Although, in The Outsiders friendships were very important due to the fact that some of the main characters would be dead if it…

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    The Outsiders Book Report

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    judged for the color of their skin but by the content of their character”. -Martin Luther King Jr. In this essay I will talk about the novel “The Outsiders”, which was my favorite part, character, what I think about it and more. The Outsiders is a novel written by Susan Eloise Hinton in 1965 and the Viking Press publisher published it in 1967. The Outsiders begins with Ponyboy Curtis, the narrator of the story, saying how his life being part of the greasers was and how all the people in thee…

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    A time that I felt like an outsider was at a family gathering last year. Being the youngest and having a large family makes it difficult in meeting everyone especially being shy. So, meeting new people for the first time was a little difficult for me. When it came to family events I always dreaded them because random family members always come up to you saying “Oh my gosh! I haven’t seen you since you were a baby (you were a kid).” It’s quite annoying, but it's a normal reaction for most people.…

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    ANALYSIS OF OTHELLO FROM OUTSIDER STANDPOINT IN THE COGNOMINAL PLAY BY SHAKESPEARE As much as any character, Othello exemplifies how polarizing reactions to an outsider can be in Shakespeare, with the play`s great interest-and indeed Othello was from the beginning one of the most frequently performed and written about-resulting from strong and often opposite emotions. Critics have focused on his blackness or, recently, his condition as a Moor , and the particular associations of these…

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    I had experienced every emotion a person could experience reading 'The Outsiders. Being in love with Dallas. Wanting to have Ponyboy read to me. And being pissed off and crying my eyes out over Johnny's death. Why did he have to die "no no no stop being a good person and leave the kids Johnny no" rolled into a ball freaking out…

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    S.E Hinton created this amazing book, The Outsiders with lots of characters and depth; this book was so good that they made a movie out of it. For me, my personal definition of hero would be someone who is brave, compassionate, and someone that is willing to save lives. The character that I believe that best fits this definition would be Johnny Cade because he is Compassionate, brave and is willing to save lives. Johnny Cade best fits my personal definition of a hero. Johnny Cade displayed his…

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    Characterization Essay The Outsiders is one of the best novels in I have read the young adult genre, written by S. E. Hinton and my favorite character is the main character Ponyboy Curtis. Ponyboy is strong in the mental way because he is kind, intelligent, and selfless. He is very kind and he is a good 14 year old teenager. He was with Johnny when he died and when he ran away with him. Pony also cares a lot about Soda, Darry and all of the gang members. He really misses his Parents and…

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