When he was almost 2 blocks away from home, Ponyboy saw a corvair following him. The car was full of Socs/Socials. He started thinking about how Johnny got attacked by the Socs/Socials. Ponyboy stopped walking, and just stood there, trying to think of what to do. The Socs/Socials started teasing Ponyboy, asking him if he needed a haircut...
Ponyboy wishes had had company on the way home from the movie house because of Socs. They jumped him on the way home, and he had no help.
Dreams are like movies in the way that we see them and comprehend them.
"No Way Out" (1987)
Jack was an influence to Sampson's life in a way that Ponyboy's life was influenced by soda from the outsiders.
Casino Carlitos Way
Ponyboy gets jumped by the Socs and they threaten to kill him.
Ponyboy wishes had had company on the way home from the movie house because of Socs. They jumped him on the way home, and he had no help.
Darry treat's Ponyboy the way he does in the book because he is scared of losing someone else that he loves. Darry was just being overprotective because he didn't want to lose Ponyboy like his mother and father.
In chapter one you meet the narrator, ponyboy, who lacks common sense but is very smart. You also meet his oldest brother, Darry, who is the head of the house since their parents died. Sodapop is the middle child who is charming and cheerful.
Way Back Home
Johnny cared for ponyboy like a brother he didn't wont anything to happen to ponyboy
He was walking home with cherry and marcia and johnny and two bit when marcia and cherry get called by their boyfriends. then when two bit leaves johnny and pony make their way to the lot where they then fall asleep. that is why he was late. *read the book its actually very good!!*
On his way home from the movies with Cherry and Marcia, Ponyboy realized the stark social divide between the Greasers and the Socs, highlighting the unfairness of their world. He felt the weight of judgment and prejudice, recognizing that despite shared interests, their backgrounds placed them in opposing social classes. This realization left Ponyboy feeling isolated and frustrated, as he grappled with the reality that people's worth was often determined by their socioeconomic status rather than their character. Ultimately, he reacted with a sense of disillusionment, questioning the societal norms that perpetuated such inequality.
Athleticism
He was telling Ponyboy that he was a good person, and advising him to stay that way.
Well, honey, when Ponyboy says that line, he's basically telling you he was all swooning over Paul Newman's dreamy eyes and hoping to catch a ride home. It's like saying he was leaving behind the movie magic for some real-life drama and a lift back to reality. So, in a nutshell, Ponyboy was just a teenage boy with a crush and a need for a lift.
Pony tried to convince himself on the way home from the hospital that Johny was not dead and he was alive because he did not want to believe it because that was his best friend.