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Chapter 3 shows more of Pony and Johnny's relationship. When pony ran away and told Johnny to come, Johnny instantly followed without questioning it and wondering what happened.

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In chapter three, we see Cherry and Ponyboy open up to each other about their life as greasers and socs. They see how they are not all that different after all. Cherry believes, that it is money that seperates them, but Ponyboy says that it is more than that. Ponyboy says that it is not only money, but their different values. Soc's try to hide away their true emotions behind a wall of numbness and composure built up by the standard that society has set for them. Greasers appear more emotional and rash. This is due to the fact that greasers don't have the same expectation to live up to that is set for socs.

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Darry sees himself as a father figure for Ponyboy, and worries about him constantly. When he doesn't come home on time Darry really worries and instead of acting like a brother, he acts like a parent. He gets very mad and feels very sorry and guilty for hitting Ponyboy.

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When Ponyboy decided to run away, he told Johnny and Johnny instantly followed him. He didn't protest, ask what happened, or resit in any way. This shows 3 things. 1, it shows how Johnny is very submissive and shy. 2, it shows how Johnny is a supportive friend. 3, it shows that Johnny doesn't seem to have second thoughts about running away, showing that he doesn't care much about his current life with his family, and he only needed a little push.

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In chapter 3, Ponyboy's thoughts and opinions seem to shift when he talks to Cherry. Before talking to Cherry, Pony thought greasers and soc's were extremely different. After his conversation he starts to realize they have more in common than he thinks.

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I love at the end of the chapter Ponyboy says "They couldn't get worse. I was wrong." and it's a big example of foreshadowing. You can tell that the story is about to change, most likely juristically. I also like that Darry releases his anger but instead of continuously critiscizing Ponyboy or hitting him, Darry is mortified by his own actions and apologizes profusely.

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I noticed that Darry started to show more emotions. All Darry's bottled up emotions were released on Ponyboy resulting him being slapped by Darry.

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In the beginning of Chapter 3, Cherry talks about how Ponyboy sees it as money that separates them but then goes on to explain that their values separate them just as much. Greasers are more emotional and rash while Socs have everything they want so they feel numb since they don't have anything that they have to fight to get.

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Foreshadowing:
At the very end of chapter 3, Ponyboy states, "Things gotta get better, I figured. They couldn't get worse. I was wrong." This implies to the reader that a conflict may grow or a new one may arise. There are already Johnny's attackers in the novel and I can infer that there may be an issue involving the police.

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At the end of chapter 3, Darry hits Ponyboy, causing him to run away with Johnny. Johnny follows him, no questions asked, because Johnny is concerned about Ponyboy, and wants to make sure he's okay. This shows how important Ponyboy's friendship is to him, and the lengths that he will go to keep it.

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Throughout this chapter I noticed a lot of emotions were being released from self collected characters such as Darry. Due to all the pressure that is put on Darry, he builds up his anger. It wasn't until Ponyboy accidentally came home past curfew one night that Darry released it all on him. Ponyboy tried defending himself but got slapped in the face for being arrogant, scaring him so much that he decided to run away. "Darry wheeled around and slapped me so hard that it knocked me against the door... Nobody in my family had ever hit me." - page 50

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It seems that in the beginning of chapter 3, Cherry is more open to talking to Ponyboy about how the Socs always seem to be different from the Greasers because they have money. But Cherry tells Ponyboy that their are different things Socs contrast with Greasers like having a different set of values.

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Character : PonyBoy
Ponyboy can be very emotional and when he is getting upset he may not listen to what other people are saying, he assumed that his brothers didn't want him home but his brothers were worried about him, one of them even mentioned calling the police to look for him.

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Darry and Ponyboy seem to not get along due to their different opinions on matters. They have different values, and can't seem to see the other's perspective. Ponyboy is unaware of the fact that Darry is trying to protect him, not criticize him. On the flip side, Darry doesn't understand that Ponyboy is just trying to enjoy the simple things in life.

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In chapter 3, I thought Cherry and Ponyboy's discussion was definitely notable. Ponyboy realized that the Socs have struggles too, even though they may not seem as important or extreme to him. They both were able to open up to each other, showing that their social classes don't really mean anything at the end of the day. If the Socs and Greasers tried, they could get along.

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Two-bit, Ponyboy, and Johnny go on a walk but they are spotted by a group of socs in a blue Mustang, they have a confrontation

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Cherry and Ponyboy discuss how Socs and greasers have much more in common then they realize.

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Pony boy is mad at Darry for always being mad at him and treating him like what he is doing is not enough. When Darry hits him he runs away and gets Johnny to come with him. He knows he can’t survive on his own so they decide to come back home.

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When Ponyboy said, "Come on, Johnny, we're running away." Johnny asked no questions and just up and left with him. Without even thinking about where they'd be going and what they'd be leaving behind. This shows Johnny's trust with Ponyboy.

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Darry is like a father figure to ponyboy.

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Darry is not always nice to Pony but it's likely due to pressure from having to take care of his family.
"Getting old before his time trying to hold family and 2 jobs never having any fun"

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A notable point from chapter 3 was when Cherry and Ponyboy talk to each other, realizing that Greasers and Socs have more in common than they might think. "Things are rough all over"
I think Pony shows his naivity and childishness in thinking that he and the Greasers are the only ones with tough lives.

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Ponyboy admits to Cherry when the Socs looked like they were about to get in a fight with Ponyboy, Two-bit, and Johnny, that he could never stab someone.

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One thing I noticed was that Johnny idolizes Dally who often gets into fights and is regularly teasing and harassing women. These are things that Johnny has a hard time seeing and dealing with because of his home life and yet he still looks up to Dally a lot. I think this is because Johnny sees a soft spot in Dally whenever he is protective of him and sees himself in Dally in a way, feeling the need to put on a brave face.

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Chapter 3 Annotation about Character Development:
Cherry tells Ponyboy about what the Socs do and how they are compared to Greasers, but says she never told anyone else that. This shows that Cherry is warming up to Ponyboy, and can express her feelings towards him.

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In the book, the Greasers seem to be very protective over Johnny maybe because he was jumped by the Socs, has a rough home life with his abusive mother and father, or he is described as a "wounded puppy," so the Greasers feel the need to protect him from the bad. The Greasers are always surprised when Johnny sticks up for himself in situations because he is usually quiet and humble.
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One annotation that i noted from the outsiders book was about Dally. He's had a tough past always getting into fights, being in and out of jail, and seeing people dead on the streets. But, when Pony told the story about Johnny getting beat up, Dally had a reaction to his friend being hurt. This shows that maybe Dally has a soft spot and feels something for his friends.

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One annotation from chapter 3 that I have written down is close to the beginning we see that Pony boy has some negative opinions towards Darry. He feels he is too tough on him. While Pony boy still feels this way, the reader can start to see that Darry just cares for his brother. He is stressed he is not being the role model he hopes to be and just wants the best for them.