Why is the title of the book "The Outsiders"? I want to know how the title links to the story?

The title of this book relates to the social status of Grease which is a "gang" of a pony boy. Due to their lower socio-economic status, greases are despised; they refuse to open to wealthy companions, Socs. Though members of both groups had problems - but Socs "skips the grease, destroys the house for play and throws beer", and Greases steal things ... and occasionally Struggle to take gasoline stand "struggle" - Law violations by grease are identified more frequently because they are coming from "the other side of the truck." They are "outsiders", for prejudice and stereotypes People who get opportunities are always more complicated (Chapter 1).

But one of the central themes of this story is that under all of these, Greases and Socs are more similar than their differences. As Cherry Valance noticed Ponyboy "Everything is difficult", Ponyboy noticed that there were individual differences between the two groups even if there was a gap between the two groups. Both "see the same sunset" (Chapter 2)

Ironically, the title of the story is one of my biggest obstacles. I have never used a topic to write a story. If my story is not at least a chapter, I can not understand what the story tells the audience. The title, regardless of what it is, needs to be relevant to your story. I like to call the title as bait for fishing. Some writers use worms, others use other fish. The struggle for creating titles is unrealistic in my writing as it is worth seeking whatever I first put on the page. But based on my personal experience in my own story, this story arises from a story about the life of the Native American. I would like to make the title a genuine Native American language, so I think it is difficult to create an obscure title. Many words I found are not suitable

This is my link to this story and is also a picture of http://www.dltk-tech.com/rhymes/littlered/1.htm This story is either a book or a chapter in a book. As a book, the title is quoted in italics, quoted as a chapter of many fairy tales, quoted in quotation marks. Because your short story is a short story, they quote all quotes. Let's read the story now. Text: Write questions with correct answers. It can be found in text. Write down all facts, characters, places, sequence events. This includes all plots and themes, settings, turning points, and things that can be drawn directly from the text of the story, but this is a fact. Example: Who is the mother of Red Riding Hood? For thesis: Find a reference to prove your answer