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In this story I can see a beautiful field filled with flowers and green grass with a buzzing ecosystem. One dark day getting destroyed by mankind and turning into a dark swamp. I smell flowers and roses and then I smell death and decay. I can hear birds chirping with joy and glee. Then I hear birds flying away with fear and fright.

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I feel that the problems with stereotypes is that it can group a person into a group just
based on there looks even if there stereotype has nothing in common with the person
for example in the story the categorize ponyboy as a bad greaser even tho he just
looks like one but his the polar opposite of greaser in fact he is a good kid who gets
good grades and i get categorized as a ¨hockey boy ¨ just because i play hockey

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if the ending of the book where all greasers  Fought all the socs and the greasers won. I think that the socs would have jumped all the greasers and gotten the revenge for johnny killing the soc at the fountain. By planning a surprise attack with guns and knives. But the greasers would have fought back and won vs the socs in the surprise attack.

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examples of irony in the giver and the outsiders 

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examples of irony in the giver and the outsiders 

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the giver - they think it is a free world and they can do a lot but the community restricts all the people so they cant do anything and they are in a big prison  ( situational irony )

the outsiders - people say all greasers are big and dumb butt ponyboy is a very smart kid getting good grades ( situational irony )

the outsiders - people say that johnny cade was the nicest kid in the gang but he turns out he kills somebody with a glass bottle   ( situational irony )

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Pink And Red Professional Missing Poster

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when someone pretends to be annoying in order to make a point. Another example is when someone asks a question they already know the answer to

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a fire station burns down. Another example is when a construction causes someone to be late to a construction job

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a character in a movie or play is about to do something dangerous, but the audience knows that something bad is going to happen. a character in a story thinks they know the truth about something, but the audience knows that they are actually wrong.

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saying "Oh great!" after something bad happens. saying "This is perfect" when something goes wrong.

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shy kids

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wannabe gangsters

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gamer kids

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popular kids

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hockey boys

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the socs

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greasers

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i think that it is more important to be loyal because if you are loyal to the people you want to hang around with and fit in with they will accept you into their group and you will become popular and the others will be loyal to you to and more people will like you and you will become popular and you will fit in just from being loyal so that why i think being loyal is more important

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I feel that loyalty is just as important as it was in the past as it is today because in the past we would be loyal to people to gain trust and protection but now we use it for protection and for our own gain. compared to the old days you can still see some sort of a resemblance in the stuff we get and use from being loyal such as protection, economic gain, social status, and friendships, ect.

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nervous person who is always worried of being jumped,  big black eyes, dark tanned face, jet black greased hair and a baby face

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white-blonde, high cheekbones, a pointed chin,  icy blue eyes, cold personality , mean, and tough

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tall, stocky build, long rusty-colored sideburns. He had gray eyes and a wide grin, making funny remarks

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cocky and intelligent, tall and lean, slicked back, hair ,greasy

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silky, dark gold hair, combed back. dark brown eyes, goofy grin, kind, comedic , ladys man, handsom, and tuff

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Tall, strong build, handsome , dark-brown hair, blue-green eyes, charismatic, charming,  looks old for his age . father figure, tuff

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Looks young, long greasy hair, handsome, gray-green eyes,  light brown hair, strong build, short for his age, very smart.

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about me

Fluffy

Stong

Handsome

Funny

Big

Tall

Goofy

Outgoing

Reliable

Athletic

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3)   I feel that this poem can relate to the novel the outsiders in the sense that johnny cade can be seen as the kid and the golden child of the group but near the end of the story he is seen as a killer going to jail and that is the same as there being a peaceful garden of eve turing into a dark and gloomy swamp

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feel that in this poem and novel the theme is good vs evil and the theme relates to the the novel because it shows that all good can become evil and all evil can become good and in the poem the good (lush green field) can become a evil (swampy and deathly marsh) but as time passes it will go back to its former self and then the cycle will repeat and nothing gold can ¨stay¨ but will always return and this also relates to the story because at the start of the novel ponyboy was a good kid who had good grades who tried hard in class but near the end he became a snobby hood who only cared about himself and after the passing of johnny cade he reflected on himself and new he had to change his wal  ys or he would end up like johnny and that is just one of the references to the poem ¨nothing gold can stay¨