Tuff

Slick

Solid

True-dat

He was recently beaten up by a gang of Socs.

Nothing; He was just naturally jumpy.

His father threatened to kill him if he got into trouble.

He smoked too much.

Socs are smarter

Greasers have difficult family struggles

Greasers are more emotional

Socs are poorer

Mickey Mouse

Donald Duck

Minnie Mouse

Pluto

Soda and Sandy

Pony Boy and Cherry

Darry and Marcia

Daffy and Daisy

He fights back

He runs away

He goes to bed

He laughs

They need to get their steps in

To avoid the Soc's home turf

They wanted to wake up after falling asleep in the lot

To cool off before going home

Bob

Marcia

Pete

Randy

He told them to turn themselves in 

He told them where to go and gave them money and a gun

He told them to change their names and leave 

He didn't help them at all

He wanted a new look

Johnny wanted to learn to be a barber

To conceal his identity

Johnny told him it would look "tuff"

Nothing Gold Can Stay; Robert Frost

Stay Gold; Robert Frost

Nothing Gold can Stay; S. E. Hinton

Stay Gold; S.E. Hinton

She promises not to testify

She becomes their spy

She brings them money

She agrees to fight in the rumble with them

They go home

The church is on fire

Their things were stolen

Darry is waiting on them

To get Johnny's book

To try to put out the fire

To rescue children that were trapped inside

To prove how "tuff" they were

Randy pulls a knife on him

He had too much smoke inhalation from the church fire.

Part of the burning church crashes down on him

He almost drowns in the water fountain in the park

They would be split up

They would get a bad reputation

Pony and Johnny would go to jail

They would be fined

Ponyboy penalized after saving children

Greasers vs Socs: Triumph over Tragedy

Local Hoods arrested for Arson

Juvenile Delinquents Turn Heroes

It wasn't going to change anything

He knew they would win

He was afraid

He didn't want to get arrested

Waves a white flag

Whoever didn't run away

Whoever doesn't show

Whoever inflicts the most damage

a pack of cigarettes

a "heater"

his ten inch switch blade

Gone with the Wind

To Hide from the police

To see Cherry

To see a movie at the drive in

To the hospital to see Johnny

"keep fightin'"

"Stay gold"

"Stay greaser true"

"Take care of Dally"

The blue Mustang was on its way toward Ponyboy's house.

He had just been jumped by another gang of Socs

He just robbed a grocery store and was being chased by the police.

Cherry was running away from home.

He wanted to die

He didn't know it wasn't loaded

He thought it was fake

He was surrendering

Would not accept that Johnny was really dead

had a re-occurrence of pneumonia

quit being a greaser

discovered a poem that Johnny wrote while in the hospital.

was about the rumble

was this novel

was about how the social classes are really alike

was his punishment for missing so much school

50s

60s

30s

80s

Person V. Society

Person V. Nature

Person V. Person

Person V. Self

Nature's first green is gold

But only so an hour

Her hardest hue to hold

So dawn goes down to day

Adults often don't understand the bond between childhood friends.

Goodbyes can be hard, but they can help us appreciate our friendships.

Childhood friendships are the strongest form of friendships.

It is important to associate yourself with the same group as your friends.

Ralph's funeral and Ponyboy's conversations with Randy.

Ralph's funeral and Two-Bit's stolen switchblade.

The boy's running in the woods and Ponyboy's conversations with Randy.

The boy's running in the woods and Two-Bit's stolen switchblade.

one is literal and one is figurative

The friends conduct the service at one but not the other.

Johnny had a closed casket, but Ralph's was open.

Ralph was buried, but Johnny was cremated.

one is the protagonists

one loses friends over the course of the story

one is seen as an outcast by society

one is well liked by his friends

"The fuzz"

"The Slug"

"Wise Cracker"

"Rumblers"