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Comparing Sandy And Soda In The Outsiders By S. E. Hinton

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In the book The Outsiders by S.E Hinton the book and the movie differ because Sandy isn’t ever mentioned throughout the movie, and Darry is a lot less rough in the movie. In the movie Sandy, Sodas ex is never mentioned in the movie as she is in the book. In the book Sodas ex girlfriend is mentioned a couple of times due to her moving and Soda really liking her. However, in the movie it is never brought up about Soda having a girlfriend or even Sandy’s name. On page 174 it states, “When Sandy went to Florida...He told me he loved her, but I guess she didn’t love him like he thought she did, because it wasn’t him.”. This quote proves my reason #1 because it is clearly stating Sandy’s name and the relationship between Sandy and Soda. although

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