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Ponyboy Curtis is the youngest of the Curtis family. He has long light brown hair and green/gray eyes. He is 14 years old. He is small with a strong build and smart. He has an interest in books and movies.

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Sodapop Curtis is the middle aged kid in the Curtis family. He is unknowingly handsome. he has dark gold hair and dark brown eyes. He slimmer but has finely drawn features. He is caring and is always looking out for friends and family. He dropped out of school because he thinks he is dumb. He was only passing gym and auto mechanics.

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Darry Curtis is the oldest of the Curtis family. He has dark brown hair and pale blue-green eyes. He is tall with broad shoulders and muscular. He looks older than he is, and put a lot of pressure on himself. He is very intimidating and no one dares to joke with him except Soda. Although he is intimidating, he is just as noble.

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Steve Randle is seventeen, tall, and lean. He is tacky and smart. Him and Soda have been best friends since grade school. His specialty is cars. He works part time at the gas station with Soda. Steve is not very fond of Ponyboy. He thinks of him as a kid

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Keith "Two-Bit" Matthews is the oldest of the gang and has the most respect. He is tall, stocky and proud of his sideburns. He has gray eyes and a wide grin. He is the jokester of the gang, the class clown. He is known for shoplifting anything not bolted down.

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Johnny Cade is the quiet, shy, and mysterious person. He is the youngest of the gang. Smallest with a slight build. He has jet black hair and dark brown eyes. He always has a nervous look in his eyes since the beating. He gets beat and ignored at home which don't help. Without the gang, he wouldn't know what love is.

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Dallas Winston is the dangerous one of the group. His file is at the police station. He went to jail at age ten and is the toughest. His eyes are blue like ice, and his hair almost white it is so blonde. He blows off steam in fights and is careless to the rules.

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- 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.

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- The book focuses on two gangs: Greasers and Socs.
- Inspired by rival gangs in Hinton's school

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- In Ottawa, 400 - 500 gang members
- Most homicides in our city are gang related.
- Becoming more problematic.

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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?

Loyalty was critical in the past, but is now not necessary. In the past, humans needed to be loyal to one another for food. In the past, people grew their own food, and if they needed help with their crops they could ask another person for help. Now we just go to the store to get anything we need.

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Is loyalty more important to you than “popularity” or “fitting in”? Why or why not?

Loyalty is way more important than popularity or fitting in. If someone is loyal to you than they are always there for you when you need someone. They will accept you when the ‘popular’ crowds won’t, or when you don’t feel like you ‘fit in’. Having someone who is really loyal to you is the best thing in the world. Nothing beats it.

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Stereotype:

Hoods

Greasy long hair

Jean/leather

East side

Tuff and muscular

Lower class

Lots of emotion

Cheap cars

Criminal records

Trouble makers

Dangerous

School dropouts

Loyal

Bad hygiene

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Stereotypes:

Upper class

Smart

Rich

West side

Nice cloths

Pampered

Cold dead eyes

Normal

Nice cars

Nice clothes

Party animals

Bright future

Popular

No boundaries

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In my school, there are many different cliques. The are some people who are very outgoing and love to be the center of attention and need to get their two-bits worth in like Two-Bit Matthews (you can always count on them to ask a question at the end of a presentation). Others are a bit more quiet and a like outliers.

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https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1YqLwW5biYqPJPKWX_HGIGwnY4jdf88pO98TS7gMh9W0/edit

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- This occurs when a character says one thing, but suggests or intendeds the opposite

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- This is a contrast between what the character thinks to be true and what the audience (us) knows to be true
- In movies or novels: when the audience knows something the characters do not

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- This is the contrast between what happenes and what was expected (or what would seem approprite)
Examples:
- A fire station burns down
- A police station gets robbed
- Bill Gates wins a PC computer
- A teacher fails her own test
- A pilot has a fear of heights

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- To pretend to be ignorant to gain information or a response
- A teacher answers a question of a student with another person

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*Someone standing in rain*: "What beautiful weather today!"

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Friends Reference: Ross saying he doesn't love Rachel anymore.

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A fire hydrant catches on fire

Dentist has a cavity

Someone dies in a living room

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Parent asking child about their day a school when the child skipped the class and parent is fully aware

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In The Giver:

Jonas not knowing what release is (Dramatic)

Jonas being given his assignment (Situational)

The elsewhere (Dramatic)

In The Outsiders:

When Dally reacted the same way Darry would have (Situational)

When Johnny killed a Soc (Situational)

When Darry hit Ponyboy (Situational)

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-1z3fcMCE8J_1NuxBgV8tLpoelv9HapI0P295t23YZY/edit

(Report on second page)

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Formal

Start with the 5 W's and the how

Additional information follows

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Headlines:

Catchy title

Grab attention

Quick snapshot of content

Bylines:

Indicates who wrote the report and where

The Lead:

First sentence

Introduce topic

Most important detail

The 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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1. Something will happen to Ponyboy at the rumble. He will get badly hurt or get really sick while fighting because he as been feeling sick.
2. Johnny will die. He won't be able to overcome the critical burns and a broken back.
3. The Greasers will finally win a rumble. With Randy not being there and Bob's sudden death, the Socs will probably be weaker.
4. Ponyboy and Darry will keep fighting. It is very hard for them to get along as I have seen in previous chapters.
5. Johnny and his parents will finally get along for the last few days of his life. They will want to see their son before he dies and they will realize what bad parents they were. If Johnny does die, they will notice a difference.

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With the rumble soon, Ponyboy is sneaking five aspirins for his headache and sick feeling. He is barely eating dinner and is getting ready for the rumble. The excitement is building for the gang. As they leave, they are all doing acrobatics off the steps trying to out show the person before them. While walking to the lot, Darry is questioning Ponyboy about fighting and weather he is well enough after losing all the weight. Then Darry says to Ponyboy and Soda that if the police come, they have to leave. He is being a typical big brother. When they get there, they meet up with Tim Shepard's gang. Darry is chosen to start the rumble because he is the biggest and most intimidating. When time comes, he ends up slowly circling around with an old friend that he now hates - Paul. As Paul throws the first punch, Dally comes running up. He used Two-Bit's switchblade to convince the nurses to let him out. Ponyboy is getting badly beat, kicked in the ribs, thrown to the ground, kicked in the side of the head. Then the Socs start running! The second it is over, Dallas is itching to go see Johnny. On their way, the police are escorting them. When they get there, he is dying. In the last moments of his life, he got all he ever wanted. Dallas saying he was proud of him. His last words were, "Stay gold, Ponyboy. Stay gold...". Dallas took it hard. He was punching the wall, face contracted in agony. But then he ran, he ran out the door.

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The tragic events were very tragic but in a way, necessary. The tragedies in the last two chapters add emotion and some suspense. Johnny's death was very drawn out. He was in the hospital for a very long time before he ended up dying. Doing this makes the reader want to keep reading. Dally's reaction to Johnny's death also caused suspense. This happened at the end of a chapter so you would want to keep reading. Dally's death caused excitement. When he called, they left sprinting down the street to help their friend who's going to be killed. But that is what he want, and like Ponyboy said, he always gets what he wants.

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Police

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Bad-tempered and combative, stubborn

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A constant theme topic

All about self-discovery

Effective because we all relate

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A widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of particular type of person.

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Identity and Stereotypes in The Outsiders

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Identity and Stereotypes in The Outsiders

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Characters are labelled based on gang
As a result - stereotyped into groupes

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Cool, sharp

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Selling illegally or without permission

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To be punched

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1. Identify the nature imagery in this poem – there are several.
When I read this poem, I can see leaves that are green and gold. I can also see dawn turning into day.
2. What is Robert Frost suggesting with each use of this type of imagery?
Using the imagery of gold and green leaves, he is suggesting that the the leaves are gold for "Only so an hour", then they turn green. Using the imagery of dawn turning into day, he is suggesting the same as the leaves. The innocence at first can't stay.
3. How can this poem relate to The Outsiders and its characters?
Frost is trying to say that nothing pure/innocent or "gold" can stay. It relates to The Outsiders because Ponyboy and Johnny were gold until they killed the Soc and ran away. As Johnny is dying, he is telling Ponyboy to stay gold or, pure.
4. Write a theme statement that focuses on this poem and what you have read so far in the novel.
Nothing that is good/pure/innocent lasts forever.

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I like how your padlet is nice and organized with each chapter in rows. You've been also well organized when you put all your notes on the left and kept the chapter to the right. One thing I would change is place a picture of the wanted poster in your doc but it's not a big deal.
Sarah

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i like that all your chapters are organized into different columns and categories. also i like that you put all your notes at the front of the page you you can see them easier. From my perspective i don't think there is anything you can improve on.
Jessica bielawski
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