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-Part of the Greaser gang
-Long light brown hair, greenish gray eyes
-Youngest in the Gang
-He has two brothers, SodaPop, and Darry
-Parents died in a car crash
-He has good grades in School
-Enjoys movies and reading
-14 Years old

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-Ponyboy's older brother
-"Movie Star handsome"
-Brown-gold hair
-Eyes are dark brown
-Works at the gas station
-Best friend is Steve Randle
-His girlfriend is Stacy
-Dropped out of Highschool
-16 (almost 17)
-Always happy
-Always sticks up for Ponyboy

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-Really tough on Ponyboy
-6'2 with broad shoulders and is muscular
-Resembles their dad
-Dark brown hair
-Pale blue eyes
-He is 20 years old

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-Oldest of the gang
-6" and has a stocky build
-Long rusty coloured sideburns
-Grey eyes
-Real name is Keith
-Known for shoplifting
-Always smarted off the cops
-He liked being in fights
-He also liked school but, was still a Junior at 18 years old

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-Bestfriend is Sodapop
-Isn't a fan of Ponyboy
-Seventeen
-Tall and lean
-Tacky and smart
-Very knowledgeable when it comes to cars
-Works at the same gas station as Sodapop

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-Known for his character
-Elfish face, high cheekbones and pointed chin
-Extremely blond hair
-Blue eyes
-Had lived on the wild side of New York for three years
-Was arrested at the age of 10
-Tougher then anyone else
-*Looks very different from what the book describes**

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- Youngest, second to Ponyboy
-Smaller then the rest ans had a slight build
-Black hair and eyes
-He got a terrible beating from the Socs and it terrorized him to say the least
- He was the gangs pet
-He was abused verbally and physically at home

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Loyalty has been very important in times of war and survival; but nowadays I believe that loyalty isn't valued the same way it used to be.. We really don't have a need for this certain type of "gang" loyalty. Yes there are situations where you have to be loyal to friends or family, but it isn't a do or die situation. I believe that loyalty isn't as important in the ways that it used to be, but I do believe that it is important in newer ways. In past decades, loyalty in gangs, wars and/or being loyal to your King/Queen or leader. Some new ways of loyalty are things like being loyal to your company/business partner, or costumer loyalty. It seems nowadays there are more rewards for being loyal to a store that you shop at or a company you work for. For example, almost every grocery store or fast food chain has loyalty cards, and for continuing consuming their products you get rewarded. Or, for example my step-dad got a radio player from his government office for being loyal to his job for 15 years. Loyalty still plays a big role in society, but in different ways then the past.
2) I definitely value loyalty over fitting in and being popular. The reason being, because I would much rather have friends then enemies. If leaving loyalty behind, and becoming popular means betraying people and people betraying you, I'd rather not. That would just make you enemies with so many people and nothing good will ever come of that. I would rather have a smaller group of people I trust then be surrounded with people who hate me, just to have a status that means nothing. i believe that being loyal in a friendship can mean many different things such as, commitment or dedication. These things are important to me in a relationship with people I want to be able to trust. In conclusion, this is why I believe that loyalty is more important then fitting in.

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This reminds me of the Socs because these teens are well-kept [Nice clothes, and clean and they have well kept hair}

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This picture is of a New York gang and it reminds me of the greasers because of how they are described.

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This reminds me of the side of town that is the greasers "territory", since they said they were poorer then middle class and the Socs.

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When Darry slapped Ponyboy, he said I didn't mean to.

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When Darry slapped Ponyboy, he said I didn't mean to.

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This is ironic because, Ponyboy came home past his curfew that night and he responded to Darry  with  "I didn't mean to". Darry got extremely angry when he responded with this. But, when he slapped Ponyboy and then Ponyboy starting running away, he yelled to him "I didn't mean to Ponyboy!". This an example of verbal irony. I find this ironic because he used the same excuse Ponyboy did and he got extremely mad at Ponyboy for saying it.

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I find this ironic because usually people who go and stay around churches are good people and not murderers. This is an example of situational irony. I believe this because they are being hunted  down for murder, while they seek refuge in a church which is supposed to represent faith and holiness.

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Johnny was the kid who couldn't hurt a fly

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Johnny was the kid who couldn't hurt a fly

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This ironic because at the begging of the book Johnny was literally described as "a puppy who got kicked around too much". I find this ironic because he turned out to be the only one in the Gang who committed a crime so serious.

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For this prediction I believe that Johnny donesn't survive his injuries and dies in the Hospital. Some might have doubts about this prediction because he is a main character and has been a big part of the story so far, but I believe that he will, die in the hospital.

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There was rumble scheduled between the Socs and the Greasers but after the talk Ponyboy had with the Soc, I think they realized that a rumble would do nothing.

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I believe that Cherry switches sides, because of her love for Ponyboy. I'm not saying she takes on the full Greaser life-style but since she'd be dating a Greaser she would be implicated with lots of their ordeals.

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Ponyboy gets in trouble with the Police 

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Ponyboy gets in trouble with the Police 

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I believe that Ponyboy will get in trouble for some of Johnny's actions, but since Johnny isn't still alive they'll blame Ponyboy.

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I feel like after further investigation it will come out that Dally gave them a gun and money to run away with and a place to go. Since apparently in the 60's you have to go to court if you run away I believe that they won't take Dally's actions lightly.

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Draw attention of someone to something
Synonyms: Alter, redirect

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In a manner that shows grim persistence
Synonyms: Firmly

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A street fight between two gangs
Synonyms: Fight, battle

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Insufficient of a source {food, etc}
Synonyms: Limited, sparse

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Cautious or wary due to realistic suspicions
Synonyms: Careful, cautious

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The Greaser were a the lot first, and Brumblys gang was already there. Fianlly the Socs showed up and they all got into a line facing eachother. One of the boys went to the middle and announced the rules. This was a skin fight, so no weapons allowed. Darry asked the Socs who wanted to fight him. Nobody seemed to answer until Paul did, Paul Holden. He was an old friend of Darrys and they played on the same Highschool Football team. But now, there was bad blood between the two. They slowly circled around eachother, once one of them punched the rumble would start. Everyone was waiting ready to begin, when they heard someone hollering at them to wait. It was Dally and he ran and jumped on a Soc, the rumble began. It turns out Daly convinced a nurse to let him out. The rumble didn't last long and Ponyboy was on the ground when he heard someone say "We won!". The Socs had run away, got in their cars and drove away as fast as they could.

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After rumble Dally and Ponyboy are escorted to the hospital by police {because Dally convinced them that Ponyboy was really injured and needed help fast}. The nurse said they couldn't see him because he was dying, before, Dally pulled his switchblade on him. They went into the room and they tell Johnny that they won the rumble. Right before Johnny dies, he tells Ponyboy to "Stay gold". Once  Johnny was officially dead Dally stormed off and Ponyboy wandered around town for hours.

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Once Dally ran out of the hospital after Johnny dies he storms out, goes to a Grocery store, then robs it. He calls the gang from a phonebooth and they meet him at the lot. The gang arrived the same time as the cops and before they could run away Dally pulled out his gun. It wasn't loaded but the police didn't know that, so they shot him. he died before he reached the ground.

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I believe that these outcomes are important to the story because they truly show what type of life the greasers lived. It was unpredictable and very unfortunate at times. I believe that she added these ending to also show the result of gangs and their lifestyle. Aswell, the death of Johnny was unexpected. I began to feel sorry for Johnny, and all his life he was neglected by his parents. When you take a step back and take a look at it, S.E Hinton gave him the best ending he possibly could have. I would much rather him die a Hero, then a kid who was always pushed around and recognized for the genuinely good kid he was. For Dally I feel like she was trying to show the consequence of certain actions Dally took. Dally made some pretty questionable decisions and apparently he wanted to get shot, and die, according to Ponyboy. So again, when you look at it she gave him the best possible ending. Of course Dally wasn't going to change. But I would much rather Dally die how he wanted to then locked away miserable from all of his crimes. I believe that these endings are necessary because they give closure and it starts to tie up loose ends in the book. They are also logical. Of course Dally was never going to change and then be a regular man, starting a stable family etc. It makes sense that he got shot by the Police and died. It does to me at least. Also for Johnny this makes sense to me because he deserved to be recognized for something good because he has been neglected and forgotten all his life.

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The imagery in this  poem is sight. When I read the poem I imagined the changing of bright summer to a cold winter. When he said "So Eden sank to grief" I realized that that was a biblical term for paradise and that it is sadness that "Paradise" is drenched in. When he says "Her early leaf's a flower" I can imagine in the spring time the trees have flower blooms on them. Overall I can image that this is describing different parts of life and how nature is a metaphor for life.

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In our school there is a large "population" of kids who are apart of art clubs e.t.c. Many creative minds.

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Unfortunately, yes there is a social hierarchy. Popular kids at Sacred are determined by their Snapchat Scores, Followers and amount of likes. It's quite disappointing because some kids could fall into a mental state of thinking they have to be popular because their life depends on it. I choose this picture from the movie Mean Girls.

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I genuinely feel bad for kids classified as nerds. They are usually subject to bullying because they care "too much" about their grades and school. Society has also put a very specific appearance on nerds. For example, from Grades 3-5 I was called nerd because i have glasses. Now this statement wasn't definitely not true at the time. I choose this picture because it shows who nerds are supposedly supposed to look like. {https://www.theodysseyonline.com/is-being-called-nerd-an-insult 1st Paragraph)

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Most of the time sporty kids {In Sacred} are pretty much the same as Popular kids. Most of them take athletics over school and in movies and even real life th Sporty kids are the ones who pick on Nerds.

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Fall over or collapse
Synonyms: Drop, faint

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Characteristic of acting rouge
Synonyms: Devilish,

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_mfwtBnlG6TIz8tHzCw01RW0hvaiUy45b7hDLEYxRF8/edit#

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Question 2-  What is Robert Frost Suggesting with this Imagery

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Question 2-  What is Robert Frost Suggesting with this Imagery

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I believe that Robert Frost is suggesting that nothing that is perfect and beautiful can stay. We are told this all the time, nothing good lasts forever. I believe he is suggesting this by saying, "When dawn turns to day" because dawn is always one of the two most beautiful parts of the day. It's captivating and considered one of life's beauties. Yet it only lasts about 30 minutes, when the day time and darkness last for hours. As well when says "Her early leaf is a flower" it reminded my of trees blooming in the spring time before the grow out to leaves and all become the same. Essentially Robert Frost was trying to express was that the good things in life only last short amounts of time and that whats makes us appreciative of them.

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Question 3- How does this relate to The Outsiders

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Question 3- How does this relate to The Outsiders

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This poem by RObert Frost has a strong relation to The Outsiders. First off, Johnny. He was the gangs pet and everyone loved him. He would never touch a soul and he was kind and innocent. That was until he killed a man, and ran away. Then, he died. Dally had loved Johnny and now that he was gone, Dally went into a spiral and then he got shot and died. I feel like Robert Frost is also trying say how once the good is goe it goes into a domino effect where then everyone and everything is going bad or feeling sad. Dally, like I mentioned before was shot right after Johnny's death. This was apart of the domino effect, after the good {Johnny} died.

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The theme topic I believe that relates to the poem and the Outsiders is that all good things must come to an end. In the Outsiders Johnny tells Ponyboy to "Stay gold". By this I believe he meant to stay innocent and in the poem it suggests that after the good is gone there is no more innocence. Once Johnny died, Dally was shot and if they good had never come to an end, then the bad would've never followed. In all, I believe the theme that related to is that nothing in life that is good will stay for long and that if the good is gone the bad will definitely follow.