Entry 1: Passage: “Need a haircut greaser.” #5 Situation: In this situation is when ponyboy is getting jumped by the Socs. Importance: I think it is significant because it show what it is like around them. Analysis:I think that this is important to the book because it shows the separation between the two groups. It also shows how his friends are like family and they will take care of eachother. It also gives the book a chance to show the roles people play in the group and how he is the youngest. It shows me that they greases and the socs don't get along and how it is dangerous for them to walk alone. Entry 2: Passage: “I thought maybe it was the money that separated us.” #38 Situation: This is when Ponyboy and Cherry were talking about …show more content…
Analysis: I think that this should be in the passage because it shows the differences between the groups. It shows that money isn't the only separator between them and that the Socs face problems to it's just different from them. It also show how little Ponyboy Knows about the socs. It also shows the reader the life that the socs have and what they deal with. Entry 3: Passage: #32-33 The story of Johnny getting beat up. Situation:This is when Ponyboy and cherry are talking while they were getting popcorn. Ponyboy told her about the time that Johnny got beat up by some of the Socs. Importance: This is Important because it tells us something about Johnny. It also shows why he is always so jumpy. Analysis: This is important to the book because it shows how the 2 groups interact. It shows what the Socs do to them for no reason at all. It also shows why johnny is the way he is and how tuff he is to be able to handle that and his home life. I think that it should be in the book because it also brings up point later in the book and explains why the greases treat them different. Entry 4: Passage:#56-57 the …show more content…
Importance: I think that it is important because it brings up the discussion in how important their hair is to them. They had to change it and it made them feel like a different person. Analysis: This keeps them out of trouble and then people will not expect it to be them. This also shows how important their appearance is to them, and how their hair is a major part of their identity. When Johnny said that he had to cut and dye his hair his heart sank. He thought about all the work he put into it. He felt like a different person when he saw himself. Entry 7: Passage:# 148 Johnny's death Situation: It is right after the rumble and Ponyboy and Dally went to the hospital to see Johnny. When they got there Johnny was barely alive and when they were talking he dyed. Importance: This is important because Johnny and Pony were best friends and Johnny was the only person that Dally