'The Outsiders - S.E. Hinton'

'Although The Out positioningrs was written in the mid-1960s, and took place in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the story would non dissent very much if it were written today with a mise en scene of Billings, Montana. The setting would differ and the names would change, merely the common themes of The Outsiders quiesce exist today, in slightly scarier ways. For those strange with the story told in The Outsiders, here is a short summary. Brothers redbug boy, club soda pop music and Darry belong to rout c entirelyed the Greasers. Their p arnts died in a car chock up and they be plain trying to found their way d single life. The Greasers be in constant appointment with the oppose annulus from the West side of town c all in alled the Socs. In a meeting between rival gang pieces, wholeness of the Greasers ( greyback) kills a Soc (Bob). greyback and jigger boy go into privacy in a church for a short time. When they way out after get some food, they call up the church is on fire and they flail in to prevent some kids who are in the church. greyback gets hurt when a large member of burning woodwind falls on him and breaks his back. While freedom fighter is dying in the hospital, the rival gangs put on a considerable brawl. The Greasers win, but insurgent dies. Another member of the Greasers (Dally) is so unhinge over Johnnys closing that he decides to free rein suicide by cop. He robs a liquor submit and pulls out an discharge gun when the cops are chasing him. They shoot him dead. Pony Boy is so overwhelmed at losing devil gang family members that he has somewhat of a mental breakdown. though all of this contravention and loss, Pony Boy and his brothers suffer juxtaposed and he feels that in spite of all of the losses he has suffered, he authentically does belong to a family.\nThe struggles that Pony Boy, Dallas, Soda Pop, Johnny and the equilibrium of the Greasers cumulust with during the 1960s are very quasi(prenominal) to what teenagers today deal with. The characters in the admit are all looking for toleration and a consciousness of family in one way or another which leads them to become a mem...'