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The Outsiders was a book and movie with multiple honorable morals. It is an educational book for various reasons, the lessons in this book that are portrayed are still prevalent today, it displays sticking up for yourself and others, it shows good friendship and brotherhood. The Outsiders also shows different gangs and how they interact. The Outsiders book and movie have more similarities than differences, but there are still a few. This is because not all books and movies are identical. The book

would throw down on me? Cause if that’s the case, I’m ready to duke it out now.” Apparently, he was blown away by his partner’s sudden fall from grace. Both were now less than a foot apart blowing smoke at each other. Just when you thought they would rumble, both decided it wasn’t worse it and was determined to make their friendship work. Neither one would step the other’s toe regardless of the situation. Reacher: “Got to be honest with you and I think you noticed. Sometimes I can be very emotional

When playing a violin, the gratification of the vibrations come to play. The strings rumble against the bow bringing pellucid sound that rings through your ears. The music pours out without thinking, and the brain works in prodigious ways that nobody can fathom. Sheet music after sheet music, the fingers move vicariously. Maybe people who aren’t musicians don’t understand, but playing violin brings me pure euphoria. It is something I am good at; it is something that allows me to present my emotions

A special forces soldier, ROCKETMAN, returns home to discover that evil warlord, Hefe The Hawk, has demolished his house. Everything has been destroyed. In the rumble, he locates his rabbit RABZ and a bag of balls: football, soccer, baseball, and a basketball. Rocketman rushes Rabz to the vet where Dr. Dave examines him. Dr. Dave gives Rocketman a vial of medicine to give to Rabz. Rocketman has no home to return to and so he finds a secret room underneath Bashburgers and eats their discarded food

9th Grade Essay Archetypes are evident in all kinds of classic literature, but Homer’s The Odyssey reveals archetypes in heroes, villains, and a journey. Odysseus, the Cyclops, and Penelope are specific examples of archetypes in this epic poem. In Homer’s The Odyssey, Odysseus is an archetypal hero. Odysseus presents himself as a strong leader throughout this epic poem, but the characteristic that appeared

taking a closer look reveals that they have quite a few likenesses, too. For example, both groups live in the same small Oklahoma town and are within the same age range. The two bunches enjoy nights at the drive-in, and neither group is afraid to rumble. Also, as Ponyboy learned from Cherry, things are

The lives of gang members, especially ones that are young, were filled with many challenges of everyday life. Both the analytical essay What It’s Like To Be A Gang Member and the poem We Real Cool portray the life of a participant as short and fatal. This demonstrates that its life is very violent and scary. They foreshadow that the organizations recruit young kids to do the dirty work. In What It’s Like To Be A Gang Member, the author Bill Lee, a previous member, portrays what then life

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My favorite book is The Outsiders by S. E. Hinton. I really liked that book because it gave me goosebumps. For example, when Ponyboy was reciting the poem to Johnny, I had epiphanies of what it could mean. I also like the drama such as all the rumbles and Johnny dieing. The other thing I liked about The Outsiders was, I could feel the emotion of what everyone was feeling. For instance, when Ponyboy was feeling sad, I could feel it through how the author described it. The characters in The Outsiders

what Johnny said earlier, I decided to go back to the store where I had seen Dally. Walking towards the store, I gradually started to gain speed as I noticed the alarm had started to ring in the direction of the store, despite the injuries from the rumble and my aching body. Running like the wind, Dally had exited the door and was on his way towards what seemed like another phone booth on the side of the street. Funny how I had never seen that there. I ran in the same direction, hoping the gang would