Why does Darry not want to let Ponyboy fight in the rumble? Ponyboy looks weaker than usual and has lost some weight. Plus Johnny will not be there to help him. Who tells Ponyboy that he shouldn’t fight in the rumble? DarryWho tells Ponyboy in Chapter 9 that he shouldn’t Read more…
or to swear Dig. Cuss: or to swear. Dig: or to understand or like something. Fuzz: which refers to the police. Hacked off: or to be angry. Heater: or a gun. What are the slang words of The Outsiders? here, but this is a good start! 1) booze – Any Read more…
Internal conflict is when a character struggles with their own opposing desires or beliefs. It happens within them, and it drives their development as a character. What is conflict external? External conflict refers to conflict between the main character and any external force, such as a villain, government, or nature. Read more…
person conflict begins when a Greaser named Johnny is jumped and beaten up at the beginning of the novel. Tensions continue to rise when Greasers Dally and Pony try to pick up the Socials’ girls at the movie theater. What is the main conflict in the beginning of the outsiders? Read more…
It is narrated by one of the main characters, Ponyboy Curtis. The book has conflicts between two gangs in the book; however, the major conflict in the story is actually Ponyboy’s internal struggle. What is the internal conflict of the outsiders? The main internal conflict from the novel the “The Read more…
Two groups of teenagers that Ponyboy describes are the Socs and Greasers. The Socs, known as the socials, are in a rich class from the Western side who typpically drives cars. Other group known as the Greasers, live on the East side, which Ponyboy is a part of. What are Read more…
What is the difference between Cherry the Soc and Cherry the dreamer? Which one can help Johnny and Ponyboy? Cherry the Soc was just friends to Johnny and Ponyboy . Cherry the Dreamer is a full ally to them. What does Cherry feel is the difference between SOCS and greasers? Read more…
The verdict is in. Johnny Cade is guilty of manslaughter in the death of Bob Sheldon. What is the judge’s decision on the trial in the outsiders? The judge acquits Ponyboy of the charges against him for his involvement in Bob’s murder, and closes the entire case. Despite their fears, Read more…
The Outsiders Church Fire They rush inside and save all of the children. However, after Ponyboy spends too much time in the burning church, he passes out and does not awaken until he is in the hospital, where he learns that he and Dally are mostly unscathed. What happened to Read more…
Why does Randy come to see Ponyboy? Randy come to see Ponyboy to talk about the upcoming trial. Why did Randy talk to Ponyboy? Why did Randy want to talk to Pony? He wanted to tell him that he would not be at the rumble because nothing would change. He Read more…