Gender Inequality In The Outsiders

Ponyboy’s vs the Socs The fiction book the,”The Outsiders,” by S.E. Hilton tells the reader about the ongoing fighting between the west side and the east side in Tulsa Oklahoma in 1965. Hilton writes about a young greaser or east sider and his family fight against the Socs or West siders. In the novel you see ponyboy’s view of the Socs and how it evolves from the beginning of the book to the end.

Even with more than enough evidence to support Tom Robinson’s claim, the all-white jury declares Tom Robinson as guilty. The ruling explains to Scout and Jem that their town is not a perfect little place, but it’s full of prejudice and unjust beings. One night, while on the way home from school, Jem and Scout are attacked by a mysterious man who is actually Bob Ewell. From his house, Boo Radley witnesses the attempted murder and kills Bob Ewell with a kitchen knife. Atticus and the town’s sheriff, Heck Tate, decide to hide the fact that Boo Radley saved the children.

On page 160, Antonio, coming home from school on a Winter's day sees Tenorio and Narciso bursting out through the doors of the Longhorn Saloon in a fight. Tenorio was a man who wanted revenge against Ultima because she had supposedly cast a curse on his daughters while Narciso was a friend of Ultima and Antonio’s family. The fight that Narciso and tenorio had is actually about Ultima. In the same chapter, Antonio witnesses another death apart from that of Lupito. After the fight, Narciso attempts to warn the Marez y Luna family about Tenorio’s aggression, but it doesn’t go as planned.

Dally said, “Hop on the three-fifteen freight to Windrixville.” ( ). Dally told them to escape to the abandoned church because of Johnny killing Bob. Johnny said that they need to change their hair so if the cops come looking they look innocent. Johnny and Pony stayed at the church for a couple of days.

After he escapes the church he is crippled and eventually dies. If Johnny had boundaries he might have not gotten crippled or die. Also, in the book The Outsiders By SE Hinton a man named Darry leaves his house’s door open and never locks it. Darry is leaving his house vulnerable to robbers and bad people. If he had more boundaries he would lock his door and keep safe from people with foul intentions.

And even though she isn’t the happiest with others and the world, she is happy with the way she is and with her life. Mademoiselle is a new character to many others. Her characteristics aren’t widely liked during the time period she is present. She’s a significant character because she gave Edna motivation to also have a life of her own. Without her Mademoiselle Reisz might not have rebelled against society and do what she wished.

“The Alabama National Guardsmen protected the scottsboro boys”(powell vs Alabama:the scottsboro boys and american justice).They felt like many people hated them and wanted to protect them before anything happened that was not oppose to happen. The sheriff stopped the train and

(Bullets 1 & 2) In The Outsiders, by S.E. Hinton, one scene begins will Dally, Ponyboy, and Johnny driving back from Dairy Queen, they spot the church blazing in flames. A school group of people standing around the church and Ponyboy and Johnny jump out of the car to find out what's happening. As they arrive on the scene, one of the women shouts that some of the children are missing. Both Ponyboy and Johnny leap through a window of the church in search of the kids.

The father drags his son to a mass grave, filled with bodies. The boy says, “There’s babies in there.” The father hits him “They’re all the same” The boy realizes that his father is weak, demented and full of inhumanity. In the final scene with the father and son, the boy runs away, yelling at his dad, “I hate you!” Mr. Wright ends up being a hero, finding his conscience in the heat of the massacre, fueled by his wife!

The movie begins by showing the older brother, Seita, dying of starvation in a station in Kobe where adults in the immediate vicinity did nothing but, watch and move on with their own lives with commentary about how it is unsightly to have dead bodies laying around in the station. Once Seita dies, a janitor throws out his belongings, one of which was a candy tin that carried the ashes of his deceased sister, Setsuko, who rejoins his spirit and then Seita reveals the struggles that he had faced to the audience through flashbacks. Early in the movie the children lose their home and mother to the firebombings dropped on Japan, where the mother died of severe burns and infection, leaving the children in the care of an aunt. The aunt convinces Seita to sell/trade his mother’s belongings to buy rice and to share food, besides a candy tin that he saved for his sister, that he had stashed away before they were attacked, however, once food becomes more scarce the aunt resents the children for not helping the community in any way. Seita then decides to take Setsuko to an abandoned bomb shelter and they begin a new life together, away from society.

As the journey continues, he is forced by events to slowly let go of his attachment and his memories of Ellie that he holds so dear. For example, the first time Fredrickson experience some change is after their successful escape from Muntz’s cave. He agreed to take the injured Kevin back to his children even though he is running out of time to reach Paradise Falls. This act gains friendship from his companions and suggests that he is more open-minded and kind. Unfortunately, next he loses Kevin to Muntz, who has tracked them down.

Bob Ewell feels that Atticus have made him look bad in front of the town, and he wants revenge. Ewell follows Atticus to Tom house and spits in his face. Days later someone takes Scout’s shoes and her dress, now she has to walk home dressed like a ham from a Halloween party. Jem hears something following them, and then Scout hears the same noise. Its Bob Ewell, he grabs Jem and hurts his left arm, then knocks Scout to the ground.

A murder ignites rival gang members into a bloody gang war. BRIEF SYNOPSIS: When a gang fight breaks out between the Karnstreet gang and the Fury brothers, RILEY (23) from Karnstreet stabs CODY (18) to death. Scared, Riley flees and tells his girlfriend, FAITH (21), what happened. When the Guarda arrive, Riley takes off. He hides at the safe house.

"I am a greaser. I am a JD and a hood. I blacken the name of our fair city. I beat up people. I rob gas stations.

The Outsiders is a book by S.E Hinton about two social classes called the Soc’s and the Greasers. The Soc’s are wealthy and powerful people with a lust for power and give no sympathy to anyone, not even another Soc. Greasers are the lower class and are viewed as being thugs and horrible people. Most Greasers care for both themselves and others that are Greasers. The Outsiders have both a book and a movie.