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1. The problems Ponyboy faces throughout the book
2. his narrow-minded view of the socs
3. the death of 2 of his closest friends who he considered family

Throughout S.E Winton's the outsiders Ponyboy faces many challenges that cause

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Over the course of the novel, Ponyboy changes immensely and matures after facing many challenges. He toughens throughout the story and become aware of his actions. He develops an understanding that Socs aren't bad people and they're very similar to his situation, he also understands that Darry does care for him, which helps Pony develop as a person.

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Throughout the novel, Ponyboy has faced and will face more problems in his life, from all of these experiences he has matured and grown up over the time of the novel. he has tougghed up and knows how to approach the problems that come towards him

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Throughout the novel, ponyboy has made and will continue to make mistakes in his life, weather its a misjudgment of the socs, or the timid figure he portrays, he fixes these mistakes and develops as a character all the way through the novel. However, even with the develoupment made by ponyboy, it is clear that he is still a greaser, and would not stray from the path of a gre
aser, making him still a greaser.

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The changes of Ponyboy is defiant as all of his actions have led him to mature and see that his decisions have not been good, he learned from them. He still has an opinion that the SOcs are evil but ultimately has grown up mentally throughout the text.

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The changes of Ponyboy is defiantly immense though the book. The mindset, language, and the actions he takes all developed thoughout the novel, as Pony learns to become more mature and 'different" from the other Greasers, he understands whats right and wrong. After experiencing the death of Johnny and Dally's he really starts changing into a young adult. Therefore Ponyboy has massive difference from the start to now.

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1. He keeps most of his main qualities throughout the book.
2. He changes his perspective on the Socs
3. How he deals with losing two members of the gang.

Throughout 'The Outsiders', the readers see Ponyboy keep some of his main qualities but also change immensely. He changes his perspective on Socs after realising the sitution both gangs are in. He as a person changes after dealing with the loss of Johnny and Dally. He shows tremendous change over the course of the book and also keeps his core qualities.

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- Saving children in the church fire

- Taking the high road in situations against others.

- Handling Death in a mature way

Throughout S.E. Hinton's Novel 'The Outsiders' the importance of family is demonstrated, it is shown many times when ultimately the gang effectively creates the sense of family, in addition to the safety and ties the gang forms. Plus the strength and security of family.

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1. how he sees the socs
2. saving the kids
3. the amount he cares for others

In S.E. Hinton's novel the outsiders Ponyboy changes over the course of the novel. he starts out hating the socs but matures over time and realizes that they are similar to him and the greasers. He saves kids lives in a burning building. over the coarse of the book people gain his trust. Pony clearly has matured and changed over the coarse of novel.

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Ponyboy has made many mistakes throughout the novel but it is apparent that he matured into an adult after the tragic events of Johnny and Dally's death. He shows resilience when dealing with tragic events, bravery when he saves children from the burning fire and grows to understand that the Greasers and the Socials are more alike than different. It is clear that Ponyboy's character develops substantially throughout the novel.

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through out the novel Ponyboy did change as he now can interact with his family and better learns how to understand his family, and to learn to control his emotions as he witnesses the tragic occurrence of Dally's and Johnny's death he could did not fully get over it, occurring him to start failing school.

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Three main ideas:
1. Ponyboy's relationship with Cherry
2. Ponyboy's tragic events
3. Ponyboy's personality
Conclusion:
Initially, Ponyboy was much of a gullible character and was influenced by the many gang members around him. Ultimately, after Ponyboy became friends Cherry understands more about how similar they are with the Greasers, overcoming his tragic events and his personality shows how Ponyboy has developed throughout the novel.

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Throughout the novel's storyline, Ponyboy must take challenges head on in order to 'break' through the mental barriers which he faces. Pony must restrain himself from shattering and deal with the unfortunate deaths of Johnny and Dally, along with how Ponyboy risks his life to save the school kids from the burning church and how he learns to reject the prejudice which he has heard about the socs in order to respect them for who they are. Ponyboy's character growth throughout the novel is evidently occurring and shapes him into a more mentally masculine person whom learns from his life experiences.

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Ponyboy's character changes immensely over the course of the novel. To what extent do you agree?

1. There are slight changes to his emotions and feelings but his character stays the same.

2. His caring for others lifestyle

3. The people that inspire him

In conclusion, throughout the course of the book Ponyboy's emotions and feelings towards certain things differs, but his true Character of caring for others and always putting others before himself continues to show itself throughout the whole book.

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Ultimately, S.E Hinton exhibits how Ponyboy is able to adapt and shift in character throughout the novel, 'The Outsiders'.

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1. His perspective on the Socs
2. He saves kids from burning  church
3. Standing up to the socs at the end of the book'

Conclusion:
Ponyboy changes immensely over the course of the 'The Outsiders. He grows up immensely especially in the ways he views the Socs, the way he turns very brave mainly how he saves kids from the church and stands up to the Socs at the end and how he navigated the death of his two very close friends. This all shows the growth of Ponyboy's character throughout the book

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Over the novel, pony boy has discovered how to be more sensible such as his experience with Dally being so tuff on Pony when all he wanted was the best for Ponyboy. Ponyboy has also gained confidence when he saved the boys from the fire, he also at the cost of saving the kids he lost his best mate

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Over the course of S.E. Hinton's "The Outsiders", the protagonist Ponyboy matures and learns how to deal with very diar situations that will help him in his future life experiences. Ponyboy matures as he understands that Darry isn't out to get him,

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Ponyboy's character has dramatically changed over the course of the book. He develops in maturity while interacting with Socs and in his understanding of Sodapop's situation. Ponyboy also gets less naïve as the bool goes on in his willingness to use a broken bottle against a group of Socs. Therefore, Ponyboy has changed changed in a few ways over the course of the book.

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Throughout the novel we see Ponyboy change massively as a character. We see he gains an understanding of his relationship with Darry, showing a gain of emotional maturity. He also gains understanding of the Soc's. Initially, he doesn’t consider them to be real people. Finally, Ponyboy gains maturity in his interactions with the Soc's. He is initially naïve and timid but is willing to use weapons and violence towards the end of the novel, Showing the way Ponyboy has changed throughout

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Ponyboy's character changes immensely over the course of the novel. To what extent do you agree?
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1.  Ponyboy changes his perspective on the Socs and realizes they are much alike.
2.  he goes from a gentle scared boy to a strong and tough boy. saving kids from church,
3. standing up when the Socs came for him at the end. and standing up to Darry

Through out 'The Outsider' Ponyboy changed immensely as he grows up in the novel. He takes matters into his own hands when he risked his life to save children for the burning church. He also changes his prospective on the Socs understanding that they are alike and that they have problems too. As the novel progresses Pony starts to stand up for himself and not to let people walk over him