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Edwards: Thesis 1: Ponboy,Dally, and Johnny are all heroes in the Outsiders, they poses heroic qualities because they risked their lives for others 

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Edwards: Thesis 1: Ponboy,Dally, and Johnny are all heroes in the Outsiders, they poses heroic qualities because they risked their lives for others 

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Quote 1: "You know what greaser is? Bob asked. 🤬(I wrote the quote but it translated it to this) with long greasy hair" (Hinton 55). 
TS2: The gre

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Faix Thesis:  Symbols in the novel The Outsiders emphasize the importance of character identity and social class association. 

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Faix Thesis:  Symbols in the novel The Outsiders emphasize the importance of character identity and social class association. 

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TS 1: Specifically, a greaser's hair represents the confidence they have for being who they are and how they give themselves an individual look.
Quote 1a: “Our hair labeled us greasers too-it was our trademark. The one thing we were proud of”(71).
Quote 1b: “My hair is longer than a lot of boys wear theirs...but I am a greaser”(1).
TS 2: Another symbol in The Outsiders is sunsets, which source a connection between characters and social classes.
Quote 2a: “Maybe the two different worlds we lived in weren’t so different. We saw the same sunset”(41).
Quote 2b: “I want you to tell Dally to look at one. I don’t think he’s ever really seen a sunset”(178-179).

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Schlesier Thesis: Long Hair and The blue mustang 

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Schlesier Thesis: Long Hair and The blue mustang 

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Topic Sentence: S.E. Hinton emphasizes symbolism in the novel “The Outsiders”. Symbols are truly the backbone of the publication. For instance, “Nothing gold can stay.” a critical line in the novel. This quote is symbolic in the text because it’s meant for Ponyboy to stay “gold” or “young” because once you change there is no going back, and Johnny wants Ponyboy to be his own kind of greaser.
TS 1: The greasers long hair symbolizes their difference in their world and past important moments
TS 2: The blue mustang symbolizes fear, conflict, and horridness.

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to a father figure.
TS: While Darry is the background of the story, he seems to 

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Pasquarello, Maier, Chan, Malladi, Fortin  - thesis statement : Darry is the unrecognized hero because he sacrifices his career for the good of his brothers, and he pushes them to reach their full potential.

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Pasquarello, Maier, Chan, Malladi, Fortin  - thesis statement : Darry is the unrecognized hero because he sacrifices his career for the good of his brothers, and he pushes them to reach their full potential.

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TS 1: Darry is an unrecognized hero because he sacrifices his career by making sure his brothers are safe at all times, and making sure they can live together by doing everything he can.
TS 2 : Darry is also an unrecognized her because he pushes his brothers to reach their full potential by making sure Pony dosent cause trouble and make them always do their work

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Edwards: Thesis 1: Ponboy,Dally, and Johnny are all heroes in the Outsiders, they poses heroic qualities because they risked their lives for others 

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Edwards: Thesis 1: Ponboy,Dally, and Johnny are all heroes in the Outsiders, they poses heroic qualities because they risked their lives for others 

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Edwards: Thesis 1: Ponyboy, Dally, and Johnny                 

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Edwards: Thesis 1: Ponyboy, Dally, and Johnny                 

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	In the realistic fiction novel, The Outsiders by S.E Hinton, Johnny Cade shows heroistic characteristics to bring into view how Johnny is a hidden hero. 

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	In the realistic fiction novel, The Outsiders by S.E Hinton, Johnny Cade shows heroistic characteristics to bring into view how Johnny is a hidden hero. 

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Galimi: Thesis: The blue Mustang in The Outsiders, by S.E. Hinton, symbolizes the change in Ponyboy's maturity.

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Galimi: Thesis: The blue Mustang in The Outsiders, by S.E. Hinton, symbolizes the change in Ponyboy's maturity.

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Topic Sentence 1: Early in the novel, the blue Mustang poses a threat to the Greasers. The Socs use Mustangs as a way to intimidate the them. The car symbolizes danger and threat to the Greasers.

Quote 1: ¨Johnny was scared to death... He was as white as a ghost and his eyes... like the eyes of an animal in a trap"(54).

Quote 2: ¨Johnny´s voice was steady, but... he was trembling... he was never that jumpy¨ (41).

Topic Sentence 2: Later in the novel, the blue Mustang symbolizes Ponyboy's maturity. Pony is no longer afraid of the car, and it is just a piece of machinery. He doesn´t mind going near the car, and even agrees to sit in it.

Quote 1: ¨(Ponyboy) followed Randy over to his car... (and they) sat there¨(115).

Quote 2: ¨(he) wasn´t scared... (or) mad, or anything" (171).

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Wang: Thesis 1: In S.E Hinton's novel, The Outsiders, Mustangs and long greasy hair are symbols that represent who socs and greasers are.

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Wang: Thesis 1: In S.E Hinton's novel, The Outsiders, Mustangs and long greasy hair are symbols that represent who socs and greasers are.

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TS1: All the greasers and socs have traits and "things" that represents who they are and what they are in terms of higher class or lower class. For example the socs, they have mustangs to represent their higher class and to show that they have more money. Meanwhile the greasers long greasy hair represents their pride and shoes that they are greasers.
Quote 1: "You know what greaser is? Bob asked. 🤬(I wrote the quote but it translated it to this) with long greasy hair" (Hinton 55).
TS2: The greasers long greasy hair represents their pride and shows that they are greasers. It also represents that they are hoods and that they are in a lower class. If I was a middle class kid, I would fear the greasers.
Quote 2: "You know what a Soc is? I said, my voice shaking in rage. 🤬 (I wrote the quote but it translated it to this, I did not intend to write the emojis)with Mustangs and madras."

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Halabo: In the novel, The Outsiders, by S.E. Hinton, the greasers long hair is represented as a symbol of pride and confidence.

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Halabo: In the novel, The Outsiders, by S.E. Hinton, the greasers long hair is represented as a symbol of pride and confidence.

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TS1: Ponyboy had always felt different from the rest of his gang and until he cut and bleached his hair, he’s felt more insecure and different than ever.
Quote: “ … not my hair… It was my pride… Our hair labeled us greasers, too- it was our trademark” (Hinton 71)

TS2: When the Socs jumped Ponyboy for the first time, they threaten to cut his hair multiple times as they know the greasers hair is their pride, and the socs wanted to bring down Ponyboy’s confidence.

Quote: "We're (The socs) gonna do you a favor, greaser. We're gonna cut all that long greasy hair off." (Hinton 5)

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Topic Sentence 2:
In her novel, The Outsiders, S.E Hinton uses sunsets to represent the beauty and goodness  of the world, specifically after Johnny compares the poem “Nothing Gold Can Stay” by Robert Frost to the gold of sunrises and sunsets that Ponyboy enjoys watching.
Quotation:
“Nature’s first green is gold,
Her hardest hue to hold.
Her early leaf’s a flower;
But only so an hour.
Then leaf subsides to leaf.
So Eden sank to grief,
So dawn goes down to day.
Nothing gold can stay.” (77)

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Thesis 2: In her novel, The Outsiders, S.E Hinton uses sunsets in exemplify the goodness and beauty of the world, specifically   when Johnny compares

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THESIS: In The Outsiders, the sunset represents (or symbolizes?) the humanity found in all people regardless of which gang they belong.

TS: Cherry and Ponyboy find a connection between the topic of sunsets at the drive-in.

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Khossravi: Thesis 1:In the novel, The Outsiders, the author S.E. Hinton portrays the female characters as troublesome, as they are the leading cause of many of the problems in the novel.  Ex: Johnny's death, Bob's death, the rumble.

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Khossravi: Thesis 1:In the novel, The Outsiders, the author S.E. Hinton portrays the female characters as troublesome, as they are the leading cause of many of the problems in the novel.  Ex: Johnny's death, Bob's death, the rumble.

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TS 1:  Without the girls in the story, the Socs wouldn't be mad or jealous at the Greasers for hanging out with "their girls" and the whole fight could've been avoided.
Quote:"'What do they want?  This is our territory.  What are the Socs doing this far east?'  Johnny shook his head  'I don't know.  But I bet they're looking for us.  We picked up their girls'" (Hinton 54).

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Zhang: T1: The reaccuring symbol of sunsets that appear in the novel, The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton shows that despite differences on the outside, we live in the same world and feel the same things. The sunset also symbolizes hope and the good in the world

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Zhang: T1: The reaccuring symbol of sunsets that appear in the novel, The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton shows that despite differences on the outside, we live in the same world and feel the same things. The sunset also symbolizes hope and the good in the world

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TS1: Everyone sees the same sun set and rise, it doesn’t matter if they were to live in the east side or the west side of town.

TS2: It didn’t matter how bad of a situation Ponyboy and the others were in. The sun still set like every other day.

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Shi: Thesis 1: In the novel, The Outsiders, author S.E. Hinton portrays the story's female characters in a troublesome way that creates chaos for the other characters, specifically the men.

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Shi: Thesis 1: In the novel, The Outsiders, author S.E. Hinton portrays the story's female characters in a troublesome way that creates chaos for the other characters, specifically the men.

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TS 1: Cherry Valance, the novel's leading female character, creates a larger rift between the two opposing groups of men and  forms a bridge between the two separate gangs.
Quote 1: " The Mustang came to a halt beside us and the two boys in the front seat got out... 'If you're looking for a fight...'" (Hinton 44-45).
Quote 2: " The next thing I knew I was lying on the pavement beside the fountain, coughing water and gasping... 'I killed him,' he said slowly, 'I killed that boy.' Bob, the handsome Soc, was lying there... a dark pool growing from him..."(Hinton 56).
TS 2: The novel's females are also shown to bring heartache and pain to the men surrounding them.
Quote 1 : "'Don't...Oh you guys, why can't you...' He jumped up suddenly and bolted out the door... 'It's the letter he wrote Sandy... returned unopened...'" (Hinton 174).
Quote 2: "'I wouldn't want you to see him. You're a traitor to your own kind and not loyal to us. Do you think your spying makes up for the fact that you're sitting there in your Corvette while my brother drops out of school to get a job? Don't you ever feel sorry for us!'" (Hinton 129)

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Chan, Pasquarello, Malladi, Fortin: Thesis - Darry is the unrecognized hero in the novel because he sacrifices his future for the good of his brothers, and he pushes them to reach their full potential. 

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Chan, Pasquarello, Malladi, Fortin: Thesis - Darry is the unrecognized hero in the novel because he sacrifices his future for the good of his brothers, and he pushes them to reach their full potential. 

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Park: Thesis 1: S.E. Hinton portrays the Greasers' sense of pride and self-esteem through their long hair.

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Park: Thesis 1: S.E. Hinton portrays the Greasers' sense of pride and self-esteem through their long hair.

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TS1: Ponyboy hesitates before letting Johnny cut his hair, stating that Pony's hair made him look "tuff"

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Qadiri : Thesis 1 Many symbols in The Outsiders, by S.E. Hinton has many different symbols about, Hope and Equality, 

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Qadiri : Thesis 1 Many symbols in The Outsiders, by S.E. Hinton has many different symbols about, Hope and Equality, 

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TS 1:

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Nguyen: Thesis 1: Cigarettes in the story are used as a sense of pleasure and relief for greater problems.

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Nguyen: Thesis 1: Cigarettes in the story are used as a sense of pleasure and relief for greater problems.

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TS 1: Many greasers in the Outsiders started smoking at a young age. Smoking is usually started

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Li: Thesis 1: Money is not what divides people into social classes, but is often blamed for causing socioeconomic division.

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Li: Thesis 1: Money is not what divides people into social classes, but is often blamed for causing socioeconomic division.

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TS1: Wealth (or lack thereof) is one of the defining characteristics of Socs, but more important, often overlooked traits are actually the dividing line.

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Le: Darry is an outsider in the novel The Outsiders

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Le: Darry is an outsider in the novel The Outsiders

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Darry was top of his class, voted boy of the year, and was smart, and was kept on a leash with Pony and Soda. He does not fit the typical frame for a Greaser, and he was most likely popular among various Socs.

"... he [Darry] was proud of being smart, too"(133).

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Chmel: The author of The Outsiders, S.E. Hinton, portrays many symbols through her story, such as long hair, the sunset, and committing suicide. 

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Chmel: The author of The Outsiders, S.E. Hinton, portrays many symbols through her story, such as long hair, the sunset, and committing suicide. 

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Suicide is not a symbol in the story. Sunset and long hair will work but they represent different ideas.

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Chufo: Thesis 3: Darry is the unrecognized hero of The Outsiders.

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Chufo: Thesis 3: Darry is the unrecognized hero of The Outsiders.

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TS: From the beginning of the story Darry has experienced the greatest life shift to a father figure.
TS: While Darry is the background of the story, he seems to be the most responsible; he proves to be the most upwardly mobile.

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Chufo: Thesis 2: S. E. Hinton argues that Ponyboy is an outsider in her novel, The Outsiders.

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Chufo: Thesis 2: S. E. Hinton argues that Ponyboy is an outsider in her novel, The Outsiders.

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TS: Ponyboy does not fit into the Greaser world as he doesn't like to fight, is an academic and connects with the Socs.
TS: The Soc world is not accessible to Ponyboy because of his financial and familial circumstances.

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Chufo: Thesis 1: S.E. Hinton portrays Ponyboy as the only character who significantly transforms throughout the novel.

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Chufo: Thesis 1: S.E. Hinton portrays Ponyboy as the only character who significantly transforms throughout the novel.

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TS: Ponyboy’s opinion of the Socs shifts significantly in response to the Bob’s death, resulting in his understanding that the Socs and Greasers are all united by one factor:  their humanity.