Similiaries and Differences in Characters in The Outsiders by S. E. Hinton

Is some people so different? Are some people alike so much? Dali and Johnny are two different people, but they are similar. In the book S.E. Hinton wrote that The Outsiders, Johnny Cade, and Dally Winston have two completely different careers and are totally different ways. But at the same time, they are similar. Dally and Johnny 's parents reject them, making Johnny and Dally mentally difficult, and the boys are not paying attention to their lives. And, although they are different, Dally is more powerful than Johnny.

S. E. Hinton, an abbreviation for Susan Eloise, was only 16 years old when he wrote a novel. Outsiders are one of the first novels to concentrate on the other side of the track. S. E. Hinton had a great influence on young adult novels (Harris). S. E. Hinton uses only acronyms to express the strategy of maintaining anonymity by gender. She did this because her book is usually the first person story of a male teenager (Malone). Hinton's novel often shows how young people are formed through their environment (Chaston). S. E. Hinton stated that these roles are based on the people she knows (Malone). Hinton and Ponyboy are the same person (Harris). She once said that "Pony Boy is what I felt when I was fourteen" (Malone). Pony Boy Curtis is a storyteller of a novel and writes this story for his English term paper. Both gangs are ignored by their parents, causing them to take action and end things at disaster ("hooks").

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."