Characters
This character narrates the story
Ponyboy
The event that causes Ponyboy and Johnny to run away
Bob's death
The social issue that creates conflict between the Greasers and the Socs
social class division
Ponyboy and Johnny meet these two girls at the drive-in movie. what are their names?
Cherry and Marcia
The author whose novel was adapted into the film
S.E. Hinton
Ponyboy's oldest brother and guardian
Darry Curtis
The place where Ponyboy and Johnny hide after leaving town.
The abandoned church in Windrixville
Johnny tells Ponyboy to "Stay ______."
" Stay gold"
This action by Darry causes Ponyboy to run away from home
Darry slapping Ponyboy
The decade in which the movie is set
1960s
Ponyboy's closest friend
Johnny
The heroic act that makes Johnny and Ponyboy local heroes
Rescuing the children from the burning building
This theme is shown when Cherry and Ponyboy realise they have things in common despite their different backgrounds.
Looking beyond stereotypes
Ponyboy and Johnny do this to disguise themselves while hiding out.
cutting and dying their hair.
The reason Cherry cannot visit Johnny in hospital
because she is a Soc and it would create conflict
Bob Sheldon
Name of the big fight between the Greasers and the Socs
The rumble
A major theme demonstrated by the Curtis brothers supporting each other
Family and loyalty
The reason Ponyboy and Johnny run into the church.
How does Ponyboy change by the end of the story
he becomes more mature and understands people better.
This Greaser is known for his tough attitude, criminal record, and loyalty to Johnny
Dallas "Dally" Winston
The tragic event that occurs shortly after Johnny dies
Dally being shot by the police
Johnny's and Dally's deaths help explore this theme
This happens to Dally immediately after learning Johnny has died.
robbing a store and fleeing from police
How does the ending connect to the beginning of the film
Ponyboy starts writing the story of The outsiders.