Why is Ponyboy an outsider?

Ponyboy says it is a novel "The Outsiders", a member of a gang called "Greasers". These people are outsiders because they are not suitable for groups called Socs. Grease does not come from broken houses, poor financial conditions, and mostly education. Socs has the best of all. Cherry says to pony bow,

"Your lubricants have different values, you are more emotional, we are very refined - it is cool to feel bad ... the mouse race is [our life] It is the perfect name of "It is natural whether two classes are divided and unfair - the fact that Johnny suffered a decision to surrender. He knew that the court made all the lubricant oils a juvenile criminal. "

Pony is also a bit like the "outsider" of his own group. He is younger than most other boys. He is still in school, he is very smart. This sometimes makes Ponyboy feel isolated, he really does not understand his feelings.

Because Ponyboy is a member of the criminal group Grease because of its low social class, Ponyboy is regarded as an abandonment of society as a whole. Pony's position as Greaser shows him like a juvenile criminal He is just interested in threatening the neighborhood and fighting Soc. In their community, Greases are considered contempt, and ignorant teenagers have a bad reputation, so they like to break the law. But Ponyboy is different from the other members of Greaser gang. He is a sensitive, intellectual, quiet person who does not hurt others. Pony 's unique personality and young age also made him a Greaser gang who broke up. Unlike other members of his group, Ponyboy has a personal conversation with Soc members and began to understand their views on life. The negative reputation of society as a whole and his unique personality in groups is the reason why he is considered abandoned in the novel.

One of the themes is reflected in the title "Outsiders". Pony boy and his brother lack the "normal" comfort of parents and real family. They are also outside the socio-economic dimension and are considered to be respectable. Because they are out of socially acceptable range, Ponyboy, his brothers, and his friends are called "lubricants" and this is a derogatory term. Pony boy can feel life is unfair for his brother and him. After all, they lost their parents. Therefore, Soda dropped out of school to work at a gas station. Pony Boy 's brother Daly undertook the responsibility to act as a father of the substitute for Pony Boy; Darry also did two work to support his brothers. Unfortunately their economic stability and lack of social class are the cause of several conflicts.

Outsiders are about gang. They live in the city of Oklahoma. A 14 - year - old gasman, Pony Boy Curtis tells a story. Other characters include Sodapop and Darry, Brothers of Ponyboy, Johnny, Dallas and Two-Bit, these are also gang members and friends of Ponyboy. This story includes two forms of social class: social class, wealthy children, and fat, poor children. The community is looking for grease to pain troubles and oils, and then oil is condemned as they are poor and can not affect the authorities.

Outsiders are novels about youth's fight to survive in a world full of gang, violence, and poverty. The narrator, Ponyboy, is a 14 - year old boy and he may be in a dangerous neighborhood in a poor urban area. Pony boy and his poor friends are collectively known as grease. Well known as their competitors, company names, and Socs are wealthy children from the west side of the city. Throughout the novel, we learned about the many fierce interactions between pony boy and Socs and the consequences of combining gangs with ways to change his life forever.