Who Said It?
"Stay gold, Ponyboy."
Johnny
This character doesn't know what they're saying around their friends.
Cherry
This is the book that Johnny and Ponyboy read while in hiding.
Gone with the Wind
What city does The Outsiders take place in?
Tulsa, OK
"Things are rough all over."
Cherry
This character has given up a lot to care for Sodapop and Ponyboy.
Darry
This is the main event that puts the rest of the book into motion.
Bob's murder
What city do Johnny and Ponyboy run away to?
Windrixville
"You're living in a vacuum, Ponyboy."
Darry
This character believes that saving the kids from the fire was worth it.
Johnny
These are the two people who start the rumble between the Socs and the greasers.
Darry and Paul
What is the name of the drive-in movie theater?
The Dingo
"I feel like I'm the middle-man in a tug-of-war."
Sodapop
This character is described as "gallant" by both Johnny and Ponyboy
Dallas
What does Johnny want Dally to see/understand? (In the note)
A sunset/the good in the world
What mountain is the church on?
Jay Mountain
"I had taken the long way around but I was finally home. To stay."
Ponyboy
This character learns that being a greaser does not define him.
Ponyboy
This is the event that shows greasers are more than troublemakers and can be good individuals.
The church fire.
Here, the door is always open in case someone needs to come by.
The Curtis' house