How Does The Socs Affect The Greasers

Have you ever done something so hateful you regret it and wish you can take it back. In Romeo and Juliet, the destructive effect of irrational hatred becomes apparent when the Capulets and Montagues highly dislike each other and constantly fight which leads to Romeo and Juliet not being able to be happily married and eventually take their own lives. One example of irrational hatred is when montages and Capitalist constantly get in fights in the streets. For example “Do you bite your thumb at us sir? I do bite my thumb sir.

Author clearly represents Mrs. Birling as a poor mother because as a result she is not in any way involved in Eric’s life. She does not know either about his drinking problems or Eva Smith and his future son. On account of him having a bad reputation of a rich-spoilt child who is a total disappointment and invisible to his parents, he feels it. Consequently all of this lead to his next actions such as heavy drinking therefore “raping” a girl in the bar, describing her afterwards as :” a good sport” To put it another way, it is a regular thing for Eric to have fun with girls, at the same time not getting into serious relationship, because none actually notices what he

Johnny expresses this by standing up against Dally when Dally was attempting to flirt with Cherry and Marcia at the movies. Johnny saw that they did not like it and told Dally to back off. Johnny became nervous when Dally looked at him. Nobody told him to back off, but because Johnny was the pet

Dally even heard that Johnny said that fighting was useless after all. He felt sad that even he won the rumble, he lost his friend. He decided then to rob a grocery store and try to threaten the cops so he could get his death. The other problem Ponyboy solved it really well was that he decided to save the kids that were trapped in the church considering he might ignite the fire. However, Ponyboy did make bad decisions too.

" Darry declared. " No, Pony said everybody was going so she thought we were all going to hang out, and about her ex he beat up other guys that talked to Katie and she didn 't want that to happen to Pony, and as a matter of fact, while you guys were in here she was out there being man handled by that ex ape boy friend." "Pony is that true did you tell her the whole gang was going." Darry asked I could tell he was getting frustrated Darry didn 't like being lied to.

One of the things that he does is throw trash out the window his parents are pulled over and cop confronts him. A store worker stops him from racing his cart down the isle and confronts him. Another one was not taking a bath and his sitter confronts him. With each turn of the page, the little boy does many different things that are typically frowned upon and each time he is asked that ever so important question of "What id everybody did that?". The last page is of him giving a hug to his mother and of others hugging as well.

This fact proves that fans can go too far because they are getting in trouble with the authority just because their soccer team lost. Along with injuring people and getting arrested people people make decisions that are worse. People make decisions that are not good for them, and can hurt them in the long run. People skip school and work. This fact shows that sports fans can go too far because

“Uncle, this is a Montague, our foe, A villain that is hither come in spite To scorn at our solemnity this night”.(1.5.60-63). This means that Tybalt is saying that Romeo, (a Montague), is an enemy to them and that he has come to their party to mock anyone who has come to it. Ultimately Tybalt has anger inside him. Tybalt was enraged because Romeo snuck in their party which they were not allowed to go to. Tybalt hates Romeo after this incident at the party and he never made a truce with Romeo about it.

“Grandpa Nick, it 's time to go to therapy!” Morty Yelled. “Hey, Morty, flip the avocado,” giggled Nick “Why? Are you invisible and gonna fart on me?” Morty then flipped the avocado.

Killing Laius and his men is an overreaction to his anger. This violent outburst shows that he has no self control and he does not show any remorse for what he has done. He also looses his temper with Tiresias when he is trying to explain the oracle to him. It is because of his anger that the oracle becomes true and in the end he looses everything good around him including his children and his sight. Oedipus constantly pushes people away that are only trying to help him, as if accepting help makes him seem

Honors Justice Final Faith Windbigler In The Outsiders, by S.E. Hinton and Monster, by Walter Dean Myers; justice was skewed. Justice can be skewed in reality, too. From courtrooms and neighborhoods to even families, justice is a key aspect of life. Justice is skewed through opinion, misunderstanding, and peer pressure.

t: Did the characters in the novel overcome challenging obstacles? Write a five paragraph essay discussing the major conflicts in the novel and whether or not they were overcome. In the book “The Outsiders” the main characters Ponyboy, Johnny, and Dally face many obstacles. In the book there are essentially two different classes (gangs), the socs and the greasers.

In the book The Outsiders I have two questions. One of them is, why do the Greasers hate the Socs? My first reasoning for this is that the Greasers think that the Socs have it easy and are rich. In the book the Greasers make comments on the Socs cars. Some of the types of cars they drive that can be seen in the book are Mustangs, Corvairs, and Corvettes.

In the story The Outsiders, Cherry Valance said "things are rough all over". By this she means that the greasers aren't the only ones who have it hard. The Socs have more wealth but they have problems that money can't solve. The greasers don't have much money and think that money will solve their problems when it wont. The Socs have it hard because they don't want to be good and act nice all the time like they are expected to.