Characters, Loyalty, and Violence in Hinton's The Outsiders

Johnny and Pony Boy were not seen and entered the church, they cleaned up the church. Johnny and Pony Boy spent a long time consuming smoking for a week, eating carrots and listening to everything from other boys around the grocery store. Dallas went to Johnny and Pony Bow in a week and everyone knew about the murder in the park between the socks and the grease and they told them they would fight tomorrow evening (hint 51).

With S. E outsiders, author Hinton used three key points: character, loyalty, violence. The main character of this story is 14 years old Ponyboy. He joined a man called grease in the east with his brother and best friend. I have to do everything myself (Hindton 24). Two brothers live in Ponyboy

Both Johnny and Dali are the protagonists of 'outsiders' of Southeast Hinton's novel. "Outsider" is a novel about America's friendship, competition, stereotype, trust and family relations in the 1960s. SE Hinton. Explain how the two gangs, Socs and Greases understand each other's problems in an exciting and harsh story. Johnny and Dali are very contrasting characters, each playing an important role in the lives of novels and pony boy. Johnny and Dali are very contrasting people in this book, but there are similarities. In addition, they all respect each other. In the novel, Johnny is a role that reflects sensitivity and weakness. Johnny was often beaten by his father and ignored by his mother. He lost a lot of things in his life what he might think of other people as a matter of course. The phrase in this novel states Johnny "Dark puppy, kicked many times and lost it in a group of strangers."

Recently, I discussed elementary school students and seventh grade novels. We are studying the character of Johnny and we are evaluating how Hinton (author) predicts the complexity of the future. This is what the storyteller did. They push the reader into the middle of the action, and as the story progresses, they gradually reveal the situation and events that brought their roles in this regard. In the case of Johnny, I found that his tension was the result of a combination of being abused at home and being attacked by Socs (hostile gang). This brutal sniper was the background of the later event. I am not planning to explore this novel. Instead, I will use it to explain one point. I urge you to think about the power of the author. I will use it to show how the author controls the story through character experience.