Cars represent the Socs power and the greasers' vulnerability. Because their parents can afford to buy them their “tuff” cars, the Socs have increased mobility and protection.
When Ponyboy asks Soda why he likes to fight, Soda says that he fights because it's action, and it's a contest. Soda compares fighting to drag racing and dancing, which are both fun and exciting. Steve tells Pony that he likes to fight because he can beat a Soc's head in.
Ponyboy realizes that Darry does care about him; Darry is strict because he loves Ponyboy and wants him to succeed. Ponyboy runs across the room and embraces his brother, thinking that everything will be fine once he gets home.
-Bobs Rings: The rings symbolize the physical power the Socs have over the Greasers. It also represents the Socs having more resources and wealth.
50 dollars. Dally gave Ponyboy and Johnny 50 dollars when they told him what happened, they'd buy food with it. Dally's instructions. to take a train to Windrixville and hide at a church.
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In many ways, the Greasers are like your modern-day street gang. They commit petty crimes like stealing, and engage in your typical bad boy behavior: fighting, drinking, and smoking cigarettes.
Darry hates Paul Holden because Paul was given the opportunity to attend college and play football, and he was not. Ponyboy mentions that Darry wasn't only jealous of Paul Holden; he was also ashamed to be representing the Greasers. Paul is essentially the epitome of what Darry wishes he could have become.
The Socs' blue Mustang symbolizes their class and power, since a greaser could never afford such a “tuff car.” The Mustang symbolizes the economic divide between the two groups and points to a major source of the tensions between them.
Ponyboy and Johnny are greasers, a class term that refers to the young men on the poor, East side of town. The greasers' rivals are the Socs, short for Socials, who are the "West-side rich kids." Socs wear nice clothes and short, conservative hairstyles.
Did the greasers wear bandanas? Greasers would wear white T-shirts (often with the sleeves rolled up), leather jackets and blue jeans with rolled up cuffs. The Greasers' favorite accessories were chains, bandanas and motor or moped accessories such as leather gloves and motor boots.
The Greasers are a group of boys who live in the poor part of town, whereas the Socs are a gang that are from the wealthy area of town. After the movie at the drive in, Ponyboy has a discussion with Cherry Valence about the difference between Greasers and Socs.
Ponyboy's relationship with Darry and Sodapop differs because Darry is more like a parent to Ponyboy, while Ponyboy and Sodapop have a more typical brotherly relationship. Darry, who supports the family so that Ponyboy can stay in school, has little time for fun. Sodapop enjoys even small things.
Dallas "Dally" Winston: A 17-year-old juvenile delinquent, he is the roughest and most volatile of the greasers, but cares more about Johnny than he does anyone else.
That is from Chapter two. greasers are the fast-side poor kids that are more savage than the Socs. On the other hand, Socs are the jet set, west-side rich kids who drink whisky and smoke steel tobacco.
Sherri "Cherry" Valance is a Soc girl who plays a big role in The Outsiders, making her the main female, and the supporting deuteragonist of The Outsiders.
The present day Greaser would wear ripped, jeans with holes and a large, baggy t shirt. They would wear beat up sneakers and their hair would be greasy and unkempt.
The loud motorbikes, the short, black leather flight jackets, the jeans and white t-shirts all became the symbol style for anyone called a “greaser.†Swept-up hair, jeans and leather jacket defined the look of a rebellious teenager who felt misunderstood by his parents.
With the greasers' love of fast cars and rebellion, the hot rod was the perfect car to associate with this subculture. Racing custom-built cars became a popular pastime. In media, greasers are often portrayed racing their cars, an image solidified by the T-Birds, the fictional gang portrayed in the musical Grease.
During the 1950's, women also became a part of greaser culture and were called “Greaser girls.†Like men, they joined motorcycle gangs and wore jackets displaying their group's or gang's name. Women were often depicted as the property of male motorcycle gang members.
Males sported coiffures adopted from early rock 'n' roll and rockabilly performers such as Elvis Presley, among them the Folsom, Pompadour, Elephant's trunk, and Duck's ass, while females commonly backcombed, coiffed, or teased their hair.
Greaser ClothingLeather jackets, which were often worn over tee shirts, were another staple for greasers. Accessories included leather belts and sometimes chain wallets. Greasers also sometimes wore white tennis shoes such as Converse All Stars or black boots.
One of the Curtis brothers in S. E. Hinton's novel, The Outsiders, Sodapop was in love with his girlfriend, Sandy. Apparently, Sandy becomes pregnant, and she moves to Florida to live with her grandparents. Soda writes to her during her stay in Florida, but the letters are returned unopened.
According to Ponyboy, the Greasers generally date one type of girls, the type who have peroxide blond hair and generally these girls have dropped out of school. The greaser girls have a specific look as well, their hair can be in a ponytail or work pompadour style with the hair at the crown teased and lifted.
While their problems are not money-related like those of the Greasers, the Socs crave limits and boundaries which are completely missing from their lives. As unproblematic as it sounds, their biggest problem is that they are never told what they may or may not do.
The greasers liked to wear: white or black T-shirts with rolled up sleeves, blue or black jeans with cuffs rolled-up, baggy cotton-twill work trousers motorcycle boots, army boots, Chuck Taylor All-Star converse, bandannas, chain wallets, black leather gloves, and fedoras.
In terms of footwear, greasers often wore Converse Chuck Taylor All Star high-top sneakers, motorcycle boots, cowboy boots or black leather engineer boots with steel toes. Often footwear was worn with exposed white socks. Tattoos were common, as were cigarettes and Wayfarer or Aviator style sunglasses.
What do they do for fun? The Socs and Greasers hang out at movie theaters and football fields. They beat each other up, drink and smoke, and are rude to girls.
