Persuasive Essay On The Outsiders
If you think about it, many other people have a different society than others. These societies have positive attributes and negative ones as well. In the novel “The Outsiders” by S.E. Hinton, the clip “On the Road: Middle School Football” with Steve Hartman; the poem “The World Is Not a Pleasant Place to Be” by Nikki Giovanni, it gives us positive information about Ponyboy’s society, Keith’s society; the society described in the poem. And knowing how their society is positive might change the way you think forever.
In the video, it talks about a football team who care about a friend more than they care about their friends and themselves. As a result, star quarterback Parker Smith just wanted a teammate to shine in their secret play for the win. He and his team just want to make someone’s day or someone’s week (“On the Road: Middle School Football”). Parker believes that this is Keith’s time to accomplish something. They wanted to prove that he was part of the team and that he meant a lot to them. And Keith’s …show more content…
In the novel it talks mostly about how the Greasers’ care for one another. They’ll be there to have each other’s back when they got jumped by Socs’. They’ll be there if one of them got in trouble with the police. They’ll always have each other’s back when they needed it the most. But I think that they care about Johnny the most. He was jumped really badly by the Socs’ and he was scared ever since. They always protected him when he was in danger. Darry, Ponyboy, and Sodapop provided food and shelter for him when his parents were fighting because he was sick of it. In fact, Darry, Ponyboy, and Sodapop provided food and shelter for anybody in the gang. That’s why they keep their front door unlocked. Another example was when Johnny died. Everybody was shocked and depressed, especially Dally. It was like they couldn’t live without him. This proves how much they care for each other, and
In the video, it talks about a football team who care about a friend more than they care about their friends and themselves. As a result, star quarterback Parker Smith just wanted a teammate to shine in their secret play for the win. He and his team just want to make someone’s day or someone’s week (“On the Road: Middle School Football”). Parker believes that this is Keith’s time to accomplish something. They wanted to prove that he was part of the team and that he meant a lot to them. And Keith’s …show more content…
In the novel it talks mostly about how the Greasers’ care for one another. They’ll be there to have each other’s back when they got jumped by Socs’. They’ll be there if one of them got in trouble with the police. They’ll always have each other’s back when they needed it the most. But I think that they care about Johnny the most. He was jumped really badly by the Socs’ and he was scared ever since. They always protected him when he was in danger. Darry, Ponyboy, and Sodapop provided food and shelter for him when his parents were fighting because he was sick of it. In fact, Darry, Ponyboy, and Sodapop provided food and shelter for anybody in the gang. That’s why they keep their front door unlocked. Another example was when Johnny died. Everybody was shocked and depressed, especially Dally. It was like they couldn’t live without him. This proves how much they care for each other, and