Ponyboy And Johnny In The Outsiders

In the novel The Outsiders, by H. Hinton the novel was in the life of a 14-year-old boy for some time. This novel tells the story of Ponyboy's struggle against non-wrongness in a society he sees as an outsider.

Ponyboy and his two brothers Darrel and Sodapop lost their parents in a car accident. Ponyboy and soda POP allow to stay under Darry's custody, as long as they both express themselves. Boys are the ones who paint, the word refers to the young people in the east, the city's poor. The painter's competitor is Socs, the social short, and they are the wealthy children in the west.

Describe the gang struggle and gang members of the psychological growth. The novel describes the story of two opponents: Greaser and Socs. In the novel, "Outside

Man" is described as a refueling, but I think it talks about these two gangs, because no matter how brave they are, how to save the children from the Church, they still can not get the slightest sympathy and respect society.

Hinton explores many important themes in the novel's history, but the most important theme is to keep innocent.

When Ponyboy and Johnny read the poem entitled "Gone with the Wind", Johnny explained to Ponyboy that Sherman's poem was "Keep Gold", and Hinton tried to use the book to tell readers not to abandon our innocence. World. Johnny wants Ponyboy to tell Dally (Ponyboy's brother) that it might help Dally recover some of the things he's lost, but it's too late for Dally, but the reader can still get it back. Another important theme of the novel is the difference and similarity between the rich and the poor, which is Greaser and Socs. Painters are poorer than Socs or middle class. They are also wild. When a Socs or middle-class person sees a greaser, they immediately think of the troublemaker. Socs is a rich kid. They live in the west. Socs is always looking for greaser battles. Greasers always think that Socs is better than them, but they find that Socs is cool and does not feel anything. They found that Socs had it as rough as they were. All the Scots were driving frigates and wearing Madras. The public tends to forgive Socs, while Greasers is considered savage. But they still have something similar, as Cherry tells ponyboy that they can see the same sunset in the west. People think that Socs and Greasers are affected by the stereotypical stereotypes and clashes surrounding their two

groups.

So I think this is a very good book for people to read it and I understand why this book is in our book list. The book tells us: the world is not fair, but people still need to stay clear.