The Outsiders was a book written by 16-year-old S.E. Hinton in 1967. It is a book about two rival gangs, the Greasers and Socs, and how each gang member helps each other in order to defeat the rival gang. Inspired from the book, there was a movie directed by Francis Ford Coppola in 1983. While watching the movie, I have noticed a copious amount of similarities and differences between the book and the movie. I noticed a lot of similarities between the book and the movie. For example, the storyline
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The One and Only Johnny Think of your best friend and make that person ten times better; that is Johnny. In The Outsiders , by S.E. Hinton, Johnny is a boy who has a rough life. His mom and dad are abusive to him, and he is now living with his buddies. Johnny learns that he needs not to count every day, but to make every day count. In this novel Johnny is timid, though brave and protective, characteristics which he displays throughout his tragically short life. “If you can picture a little dark
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In The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton, Johnny Cade encounters numerous challenges that he must overcome. Though he is thought to be timid and jumpy, Johnny doesn’t shy away from solving his problems, no matter how substantial or insignificant. For example, when Johnny, Ponyboy, and Dally go to a drive-in theater, Dally starts harassing a girl named Cherry Valance. Johnny leaves to get a soda after Dally says something especially inappropriate, but when he gets back, Dally is continuing to bother Cherry
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In the book The Outsiders and the movie have a lot of differences and similarities, one similarity is how Charry and Pony talk about his brothers. These two are very similar but have differences between them that make one just as good as the other one without a doubt in my mind. The book and movie The Outsiders have many similarities one is how no matter what they go to Dally for help to get them out of trouble after stabbing Bob. Another similarities is how when they are in the church instead
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On April 14, 1865, John Wilkes Booth, a famous actor that was chief inspector for a show shot President Abraham Lincoln at a play at Ford’s Theatre in Washington, D.C. John Wilkes planned to kidnap president Abraham Lincoln ,but the plan failed.John and several other people hatched and tried to kidnap the president and take him to richmond the confederate capital. As the president Abraham Lincoln was watching the play John went in and shot President Abraham Lincoln in the back of his head and died
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On February 9, 1950, Senator Joseph McCarthy claimed he obtained a list of 205 individuals that were alleged members of the American Communist Party who all of which just-so-happened to be people in the State Department (Oh and Latham). With McCarthy making numerous false accusations about innocent people, the nation was spiraling out of control. It was coming to the point where it seemed history was repeating itself; during the time of the witch hunts, anyone could point their finger to a random
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INTRODUCTION: The incident involves the suspect exposing his penis and masturbating in public in violation of PC 314.1-Indecent Exposure. LOCATION DESCRIPTION: The incident occurred at Memorial Park near the northeast bathrooms. INVESTIGATION: On 10-28-16 at approximately 1200 hours, Officer Harrell #3441 and I were dispatched to Memorial Park located at 30 N. Raymond Avenue regarding an indecent exposure investigation. Dispatch advised the suspect was last seen at the park’s Levitt
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The Appomattox Courthouse is the place where General Robert E. Lee surrendered his 28,000 troops.This act effectively ended the civil war. It was on April 9th that Lee sent a message to Grant saying he was willing to discuss some terms for a possible surrender. In 1869, the house in which he surrendered at was sold at an auction, but it was given to the nation park service in 1949. The Appomattox courthouse was built in 1892. General Grant believed the Appomattox Courthouse was perfect for their
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In 2004, Barnard helped the Blue Star Moms put together a series of Care Packages to send to their sons or daughters out on duty in Iraq or Afghanistan (see Figure 7). The packages consist of goods donated by local businesses and contain things such as Beanie Babies, sweets, cards, yo-yos, disposable cameras, and a variety of toiletries. These packages are created with the intention of reminding the soldiers of home and help to ease their time on duty. Barnard’s documentation of these is aesthetically
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Imagine a world where you are constantly criticized and judged, when violence becomes an everyday issue. In The Outsiders by S.E Hinton, Ponyboy lives in a place where he is constantly pegged in a category. When a quagmire forces him and his friends to defend themselves, they must endure a series of emotional and physical challenges. With this, the Socs were responsible for causing Johnny’s death. There are many reasons why this claim is true. The only reason the boys were at the church was because
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