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As they drive, Dallas talks. He says he made a mistake sending Johnny to the church in the first place. He should have let Johnny face jail. That would have helped harden him, the way it hardened Dally, and none of this "mess" would have happened. Dally keeps talking, but Pony doesn't understand everything he's saying. He thinks Dally must be "out of his mind". He doesn't sound like himself at all. Later, Ponyboy will understand that it was because he's sick right now that he can't understand. At the hospital they race to Johnny's room. The doctor is there, and he tells them, "I'm sorry, boys, but he's dying". Dallas pulls the switchblade on the doctor and demands that they be let into the room. The doctor says they can go in because they're Johnny's friends. The knife, he says, has nothing to do with it. Johnny looks so bad that Pony thinks he might have already died. Dallas goes to him and says his name. When Johnny opens his eyes, Dallas tells him they won the rumble with the Socs. Then he tells him, "Yeah, they're calling you a hero now and heroizin' all the greasers. We're all proud of you, buddy". Pony can see it in Johnny's eyes that he's gotten his heart's desire: Dally is proud of him. Johnny says Ponyboy's name, and Pony comes nearer to his dying friend. Johnny tells Pony to "Stay gold […]. Stay gold…". Pony thinks he looks like he's already died. Dallas gets very emotional and begs Johnny not to die. Then he runs out of the room.

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"Nothing Gold Can Stay"

1). Identify the nature imagery in this poem – there are several.
The imagery is mainly focused about the gifts that mother nature gives us, and how it doesn't last for a long time.

2). What is Robert Frost suggesting with each use of this type of imagery?
Frost explains that nothing, especially that which is perfect and beautiful, can last forever. He gives several examples of this in the poem are when Frost states "The first green of spring is her hardest hue to hold. So Eden sank to grief."

3). How can this poem relate to The Outsiders and its characters?
Their loyalty within the gang and the gang itself couldn't stay fro to long with all the negativity around the gang.

4). Write a theme statement that focuses on this poem and what you have read so far in the novel.

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Padlet Visit
Name: Patrick Mercer
Abinad your presentation is very creative and colourful and i enjoyed it however it was not very organized.

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Rumble Summary
Pony finds a kid about his size and starts fighting. As he fights, Pony asks Dally how he got out of the hospital. Apparently, Dally threatened a nurse with the knife he got from Two-Bit and she let him out. The Soc that Pony was fighting gets him down on the ground and is punching him hard, over and over. Darry gets rid off the guy, since the guy's heavier than Pony. In turn, Pony goes over to help Dally. He jumps on the Soc who's fighting Dally. The Soc throws him off, but Pony gets back on, choking the Soc. Another Soc is kicking him, but Pony doesn't let go. All of a sudden, he hears someone yell, "They're running!". It's true—the Socs are running to their cars and driving away. The Greasers won! They're busted up, but definitely victorious. Dally is on the move. He has to see Johnny, because Johnny was doing poorly when Dally left him at the hospital to come to the rumble. He was asking for Johnny. They get in Buck Merrill's T-Bird and Dallas speeds to the hospital. A cop pulls him over, and Dally says they're taking Pony to the hospital from a motorcycle injury. So, the cop drives ahead of them and escorts them to the hospital—pretty handy.

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For this novel S.E. Hinton has included this to get the an outcome that can be associated with the topic of gangs. These tragic events are necessary because the outcome was pretty evident from the start. A rambunctious gang is equivalent to a fight and or tragic events which lead to death such as Dally's and Johnny's death in the novel.

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Identity in Literature

A constant theme topic

All-about self-discovery

Effective because we all relate

Stereotypes

"a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing"

The Outsiders

Characters  are labelled based on gang

As a result-stereotyped into groups

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Vocabulary
Tuff

Wicked, cool, sharp

Numbly

In a numb manner, without feeling

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Wanted Poster
https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1lu8PoF4RikUpq-8gp-KsU4pTndojAL1ZDe4ZUJA8WKs/edit

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Novel Predictions

1. I predict that one of the gang members die : The fact that they are a moving gang and have access to guns illegally

2. I predict that the Socs and the Greasers will  either get along or flee from each other : In the end one of the gangs will defeat the other, the two gangs will go to brawl against each other.

3. Ponyboy and Sodapop go back home and leave the team : The two want to leave the troublesome gang and live normal lives and start working for a good cause

4. The Greasers will be a peaceful gang and will make themselves heroes : The Greasers actually have a go heart and are willing to help others like Ponyboy, Dally, Johnny at the church

5. Peace will come to all  : The Greasers will find peace with one another and never letting the team down they will be together as a family

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General Rules

Formal

Starts with the 5 W's and the How

Additional Information Follows

Headlines

Catchy Title

Grab attention

Quick Snapshot of content

Bylines

Indicates who wrote the report and where

The Lead

First Sentence

Introducing the topic

Most important detail

Important Facts

5 W's and How

Immediately after the lead

Additional Information

After lead Paragraph

Includes quotes and more detail

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Newspaper Article
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tuvD2soNP6bblFyHnHCKCyBbXTXGWnEyB3yZc4H8Rt4/edit

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Verbal Irony
-This occurs when a character says one thing, but suggests or intends the opposite
Dramatic Irony
-This is the contrast between what the character thinks to be true and what we (the reader) know to be true
-In movies or novels : when the audience knows something the characters  do not
Situational Irony
-It is the contrast between what happens and what was excepted (or what would seem appropriate
-A fire station burns down
-A police station gets robbed
A teacher fails her own test
Socratic Irony
-To pretend to be ignorant to gain information or a response
-A teacher answers a question of a student without an answer

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Irony Examples
1) The Giver

Jonas expects the release of the twins to be peaceful

At the Ceremony

2) The Outsiders

Two-Bit thinks he's young when he is the oldest member of the gang

The youngest member of the gang gets in the most trouble

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Social Cliques

Hockey Boys

Hypebeast

Sassy Girls

Nice people

Scavengers (don't really have a team but has friends

Nerds (Female or Male)

Fortnite Squad

And the Others

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Characters**

Ponyboy Michael Curtis

-14 years old
-Youngest child in the Curtis family
-Long light brown hair almost red
-Greenish gray eyes

Sodapop Curtis

-16 years old
-Middle child in the Curtis family
-Never cracks a book at all
-Always happy go lucky

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1) Humans needed to be loyal in the past for survival. Is it something that it now less important in the 2000’s? Why or why not?
Yes, of course. Really there is no explanation why because it is self-explanatory, but if i had to say why I would say that it builds a good community so trust is built.

2) Is loyalty more important to you than “popularity” or “fitting in”? Why or why not?
Another easy question, of course. The loyalty between two or more people is very crucial in a relation. Even if you do want to be popular be loyal to the people ho were with you from the start. The basis is important.

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Dallas Winston

-Elfish ears with high cheekbones
-Blazing blue eyes
-Doesn't like haircuts nor hairoil

Darrel  'Darry' Curtis

-20 years old
-Oldest brother in the Curtis family
-Works to long and hard to earn an interest in stories or drawing

Keith "Two-bit" Matthews

-18 years old
-Still in Junior High School
-He is known to be the wisest of the bunch
-Hair is rusted colour

Johnny Cade

-Big black eyes and a dark tanned face
-Nervous and suspicious look in his eyes

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Background
-Written in 1967 by S.E. Hinton
-She was 14-18
-Book was banned in the past for gang, violence, slang, and underage, smoking/drinking
-Now accepted into the curriculum for cultural relevance
A Focus on Gangs
-The book focuses on two gangs: Greasers and Socs
-Inspired by rival gangs in Hinton's school
Gangs in our Community
-In Ottawa, 400-500 gang members
-Most homicides in the city are gang related
-Becoming more problematic