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The Outsiders Comparison

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In the novel The Outsiders published in 1967, and in the movie, 1983, both by S. E. Hinton, they elaborate on many themes. For example, one is that violence doesn't solve anything, or things are hard all over. In the movie of The Outsiders it doesn’t express the same themes though. In both of these versions of The Outsiders though it has very similar storylines to compare the two of these versions and so the audience won’t notice. To compare and contrast these things though, must work with the scenes to work with emotions. The format of the book changes your entire understanding of it, and the scenes of the movie change your understanding of the emotion. The way the author words the book changes how the reader thinks of it, for example, if

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