Stereotypes In The Outsiders

The outsiders is a novel about the Curtis brothers trying to stay together. It also parallels two rival gangs the east side greasers and the social known as the Socs. The greasers are a group of guys along with the Curtis brothers from the poor side of town and most of them have identical backgrounds. The socials are from the opposite side of town. Darry was the leader of the greasers .Darry is the oldest brother out of Sodapop and Ponyboy after his parent die. Darry works too long and hard to be interested in a story or drawing a picture. Darry isn’t ever sorry for anything he does. Darry seems to like being teased by Soda. Darry is always pulling muscles; he roofs, houses and he’s always trying to carry two bundles of roofing up the ladder. Darry looked at the palm of his hand

Darry liked anything that took strength like weight-lifting or playing football or even roofing houses, even if he was proud of being smart too. Darry had taken a course at the Y and then spent a whole summer teaching us everything he’d had learned on ground that might come in handy in a fight. Darry is a good guardian to Ponyboy and Sodapop. The only reason Darry couldn’t be a Soc was us. Darry is scared of losing his brothers. Darry tries to keep them in check so that nothing happens to them. Darry had a Band-Aid over his forehead and had a black eye after the rumble. Darry yells too much and tries hard and takes everything too seriously. Darry got into a fuss about the fourth one we’d had that week. Dally called Darry to get him out of the trouble that he was in because Darry was the leader of the greaser. Darry didn’t make it in time to help Dally so he felt sad and impressed. Darry and I put on how athletic. Darry is a good guardian for Ponyboy and Sodapop. Darry yells at me but lately I’d been yelling right back. Darry and I play tug of war with him, never thought how much it hurt him. Darry pulled the armchair into the bedroom and was asleep in