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Differences Between The Outsiders Movie And Book

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The Outsiders is a story about a young adult named Dallas Winston. The story takes place in the 1960s in Oklahoma. It is about a tragedy that affected Dallas Winston in unexpected ways. One way that Dallas was affected by a tragedy was by the sudden loss of his friend Johnny. The loss of his friend devastated him so much that he committed suicide. The movie and book are very similar in telling the story of Dallas Winston, but there are a few major differences and many minor differences. The main differences between The Outsiders movie and book were that there was no courtroom scene, school scene, or conversation with Randy before the hearing. In the book, Ponyboy was sleeping in the vacant lot, he was dreaming about the country, but in the

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