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Ponyboy:
-Has the longest hair in the group
-Parents died in a car accident
-Lives with Soda and Darry
-Very intelligent and has had lots of academic success
Darry:
- Six-feet-two, and broad-shouldered and muscular.
-He has dark-brown
hair that kicks out in front and a slight ''cowlick'' in the back.
Soda: (17 Years)
-Very Handsome
-Smaller and slimmer than Darry
-He gets drunk on by just living
Steve Randle: (17 Years)
-Tall and lean, thick greasy hair he kept combed
in complicated swirls
- tacky and smart, and
-Soda's best buddy since grade school.
-His specialty is cars
Two-Bit Mathews:
-Oldest of the gang and the wisecracker (Smart Alec) of the bunch.
-About six feet tall, stocky in build
-very proud of his long rusty-coloured
sideburns.
-Gray eyes and a wide grin
-Never stops talking
Dallas Winston:
-Has an elfish face, with high cheekbones and a
pointed chin, small, sharp animal teeth, and ears like a lynx.
-Doesn't like haircuts and hair products
-Blue eyes
Johnny Cade:
-''If you can picture a little dark puppy that has
been kicked too many times and is lost in a crowd of strangers, you'll have Johnny.''
-Youngest, next to Ponyboy, smaller than the rest, with a slight build
-Big black eyes in a darkly tanned face
-His hair is jet-black and heavily greased and combed to the
side.

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1) I still believe that people in certain areas still have the necessity to have loyalty in their communities, for example, the Favelas in Brazil have a lack of government and due to this lack of social security, groups of people form to create gangs as they search for food, medicine, drugs, etc. Also, places that have a majority of black people also have rough areas such as Bronx  and queens

2)
I think loyalty is more important than popularity because when you have a group of friends or strangers (Strangers will become friends),
These people can give you life long assistance and teach things to you that you may have never known of. Whereas popularity just gives you a bunch of people. Some you may be friends with and some that you may seem as just strangers.

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Looks like normal black?

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Situational: Jonas receives pain from the visions, while Fiona releases it into other people. Jonas develops feelings for Fiona, even though she stands for what he hates about the society.
Jonas is barked at for using the wrong precision of language when he says “starving”. He is guaranteed by the community that he will never be starving in his life.
-A racing driver being afraid of driving fast
-A turtle being faster than a hare
-A merchandise owner using other people's merchandise
-Sochiro Honda driving a ford
-A homeless home designer

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fyq0EfLhvEZBNKvw__eGAhowepVc5PnYZh87iEZ7Oio/edit#

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1. I believe that there is a chance that the two groups will be able to co-exist peacefully. With all that is happening in the story i belie that at some point that both sides will get tired and call it a day. With all the group members dropping like flies, i think that the both
2. With the death of more people in the story from both sides, it's more likely that both groups will split up or break up and will all go to jail for their crimes.
3. With Johnny Cade in serious condition, i believe that the greasers will collapse in dramatic fashion while the Socs will roam the area all by themselves with no competition.

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dog·ged·ly

/ˈdôɡədlē/

adverb

1. in a manner that shows tenacity and grim persistence.

1. "she has doggedly pursued her own path"

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1. They took a different approach. Instead of being wild, they decide to look fresh and all had a good shower, they also shaved, and talked about when they started shaving. They played poker after. Ponyboy and Darry take a bunch of aspirins to help them sleep, and because Ponyboy's head hurts. But this time, they use the aspirins for the rumble. Darry was hesitant, but lets Ponyboy fight for Johnny. Everybody understands that if the police come that some of them could be put in custody. The other gangs are there and they look like their 15-19 years old. A Soc confirms that there are no weapons, just fists. All of a sudden the Socs are running to their cars and driving away, The Greasers Won! they were beat up so much but they were still victorious.

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I believe that the reason that S.E Hinton included these tragic events are to give the reader a sense of reality and to show the tragic things that can happen to gang members which further provides why being in a gang is not good f or you or anyone. In the rumble for example, the greasers were barley hanging on, but managed to pull out a victory somehow. This shows the commitment, courage and determination that you have to have in order to be in a gang. Further enhancing your "street" mentality.

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1)
You can smell the fresh air in the nature and understand the values of nature like gold.
You can hear the nature's sounds of amazement and the animals that hide inside it.
You can see the green hue of the nature as it changes color in the winter.
You can taste the crops that come from the nature and the fields
You can feel the hardening of hold and the soft but comfortable touch of the leaves
2)
That we should protect our wildlife and protect our plant-life before they die away into thin air. Because all great things come to an end
3)
This is comparable to Johnny Cade, a boy who was called a lost puppy who was beaten up too many  times, like nature he was fading away, because no one really took care of him, and sooner than later, he died.
4) Make sure to cherish your moments, because all good things come to an end.

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Strengths:
- A very well organised padlet with all chapters finished.
- Has demonstrated a vast understanding of the books characters ( Charterer list)

Steps for improvement:
- Needs to develop his ideas more clearly.
- Finishing ideas, and edit his spelling and grammar.

Revised by: Mateo Quintero-Rengifo