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The outsiders

The outsiders . S.E. Hinton By: Brandon Gawel. Plot .

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The outsiders

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  1. The outsiders S.E. Hinton By: Brandon Gawel

  2. Plot http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://img.docstoccdn.com/thumb/orig/24968010.png&imgrefurl=http://www.docstoc.com/docs/24968010/Short-Story-Plot-Diagram&h=1275&w=1650&sz=61&tbnid=iMv-fk2V52HdQM:&tbnh=93&tbnw=120&prev=/search%3Fq%3Dplot%2Bdiagrams%2Bfor%2Bstories%26tbm%3Disch%26tbo%3Du&zoom=1&q=plot+diagrams+for+stories&usg=____7agnEwIQhymk2DmyRcI3PYciM=&docid=sG3l1S6hS-sx8M&hl=en&sa=X&ei=gDsZUermAcWGyQHfnYDwDQ&ved=0CD4Q9QEwAg&dur=284

  3. Exposition • We are introduced to a gang of boys called the Greasers. This gang is a tight knit family that looks out for the best in each other. This gang is led by Darrel, and the story is told through the eyes of the youngest member and Darrel’s young brother Ponyboy. This gang has occasional fights with the richer Socs.

  4. Inciting incident • Dallas hit Ponyboy, because Ponyboy came home late. Ponyboy runs and finds Johnny, so that they can talk about the incident.

  5. Rising Action • Ponyboy & Johnny are at the park, and a Soc car pulls up. The Socs are drowning Ponyboy, and Johnny kills a Soc. They end up running away to a church.

  6. Climax • The church catches on fire. Johnny and Ponyboy are claimed to be heroes for saving the children. Ponyboy and Johnny

  7. Falling action • Johnny dies, & Dally gets killed by cops • Both of these evens inspire the gang to be strong and stand up for themselves.

  8. Resolution • The Greasers have a final rumble with the Socs, where they completely overpower and send the Socs running. Ponyboy commits himself to better the world around him, and is writing this book.

  9. Literacy items • Setting – where and when a story takes place • 1965 – town and state are unknown • The church • West side and east side • Narrator – from what point of view the story is told and explained to the reader • Point of views •             first-person: • The narrator is a character in the story and refers to himself as “I.” •             second person: •   The reader is the main character.  Narrator uses the pronoun “you” when referring to the main character. •             third person: •   Neither the reader nor the narrator is the main character.  Narrator uses the pronoun “he” or “she” when referring to the main character. • This story is first person – told through Ponyboy’s eyes

  10. Literacy items • Foreshadowing – hints at what's going to happen later in a story • Ponyboy adds suspense as he tells his story • Irony- opposite of what is the stereotypical belief • When the police are about to shot Dally – Pony boy says “Don’t shot him….”, but we know that Dally actually does want the police to kill him • Also after Ponyboy and Johnny killed a Soc they run away to a church. They save children from a fire and are claimed as heroes.

  11. Literacy items • Mood – how a reader feels will reading • In many cases, the reader relates a story back to our own lives • We can all realte back to a time when we were bullied or when we did not agree fully with something someone said • Moral – a lesson that can be read from the story • Golden rule – treat others the way you want to be treated • You don’t have to accept stereotypes

  12. Themes • Rich vs Poor • The Greasers were poorer then the rich Socs. • Challenging stereotypes • Greasers were linked to being dumb and only knowing about cars. Ponyboy challenged this stereotype by getting good grades and being extremely interested in school.

  13. Character study • Pony boy – A smart fourteen year old boy, who has no parents. He is part of the greaser gang, and the story is told through his eyes. He directly effects the story, and teaches Johnny how to read while they are hiding out. • Johnny – Has a rough family background, looks at Ponyboy for complete comfort. Sees the greasers as a true family. • Darrel – The guardian of Ponyboy, he is the oldest Curtis brother . He looks over for Ponyboy, and looks over the entire Greaser gang. • Cherry – A Soc girl, cheerleader, who acts as a spy for the greasers. She likes ponyboy and sees a true boy insider him, and doesn't’t judge Ponyboy by his greaser stereotype. • The judge – while he is a minor character he impacts the story with his decision

  14. Vocabulary • Switchblade- pocket knife • Rumble- fight • Siege – a military type blockade of a street • Trap- mouth • Madras- a fine plain-woven shirt • Corvairs- 1960 sports car that was the first popular American car • Fuzz – slang for cops • Nonchalantly – in a composed and no concerned manner • Shanghaiing – to put by force or threat of force • heaters- slang for a handgun • Vaguely –not clearly explained • Mourning – in the act of grieving • Outcast – someone who has been kicked out or pushed from society • Cocky – being completely too sure about yourself • Liable – held responsible by the law • Guardian – someone who is legally in charge of someone or something • Juvenile delinquent – a minor who is not being controlled by his parental authority and commits a crime • Halt – end of movement • Flinch – to withdraw from discomfort • Abrupt – sudden

  15. What does that mean?? • Before Johnny dies, he says to Ponyboy, “Stay Golden Ponyboy”? Stay Gold

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