Ponyboy's Change Throughout The Outsiders

In Chapter 7, Randy got out of his car and asked for a conversation towards the pony boy. This story tells how the pony boy turned to the hero of the burning church by rescuing the children. In this conversation, Pony learned that Bob is not as it looks and that he has symptoms in his life. Ponyboy understands Randy as an individual, not a member of the competitor Soc Group, understands that Socs leads and is always wealthy and considered "best".

I think that the role of pony boy has changed with "outsiders". This allows the book to flow and allows me to connect with the character. I think Socs is promoting Ponyboy. When he talks about and understands life from their point of view, he can better connect and thank the Soc team.

In chapter 4, when Johnny killed Bob and they had to escape to Winsbury, Pony Boy lost his innocence. Then he understood the possibility of growth. There was a big fire in the church where they were hiding. This makes Johnny crisis after exiting the fire.

Everything has changed when Ponyboy met Cherry Valance, but he understands that Socs are not completely different from Greases, and they are basically the same. For example, they all have problems and it is not very happy to deal with them. I always do not care like my parents

In Chapters 9 to 10, Dali and Johnny died. These people are very important and close to the pony boy. He noticed that no money remained like the words of Robert Frost. He sometimes knows that he has to move and forget the past

Initially, Ponyboy was afraid of Socs and Darry. He had a hard time finding out who he was, but he knew he was innocent.

"I want to cry, Grease will not cry in front of strangers, some of us do not cry at all, like Daly, Two Bit, Tim Shepherd - they forget how to get young"

S. E., Hinton The Outsiders The Outsiders is a story about that boy's name Ponyboy Curtis and his two-week publicity. This book was held in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1965. Pony boy and his brother were called grease at the time. Grease is poor children living in the eastern part of the town, their enemies, Western Socs. Socs is a luxurious snubber like a slut. In the first scene, when he was hit by a group of Socs, it shows that the movie walked home from home. They beat him and threatened to kill him. In later scenes, Pony Boy and his brother Johnny were attacked by a group of socks; their number exceeded them, and the pony boy began to be defeated. His brother Johnny then panicked and killed one of Soku. As you can see, this book is not for cowardly people, but if you like a youthful book filled with action, this book is for you. - Wilkrain, grade 2021

In the whole novel "The Outsider", Johnny's life had several major events. Johnny is a somewhat cowardly and considerate person. In the early stages of the novel, Pony Boy told the cherry Johnny was beaten badly by a lot of Soc. Pony said Johnny seemed unrecognizable and beaten within 1 inch of his life. Johnny promised that he should skip this way never to bring the blade with him. One night, when the group of Socs approached them, Ponyboy and Johnny were hanging around in a local park. Socs tried to drown one of Ponyboy, and Johnny stabbed Socs. Johnny ultimately killed Bob Shelton and decided to escape from the pony boy. Johnny and Pony Boy are hiding in abandoned churches in the town of Windricksville. One day, Daly came to visit them and brought the boy to dinner. When they came back from their meals, they saw the abandoned church burning. The beam eventually destroyed Johnny's back