Ponyboy's Ideals and Conflicts

Akmuradov Ismail Ponyboys' Ideals and Conflicts The book The Outsiders, written by Hilton, is significant material for high school students and adults. It conveys to the reader the relationships between both enemies and friends, and shows the true ideals of teenagers. One of the main themes in The Outsiders is the great influence that environment has on people. During the teenage years, one is very sensitive to the outside forces of society. Ponyboy, being a …

…is in, he remains a person with open beliefs in truth, love, and his future dreams to become a Soc. Many teenagers like Ponyboy have the same problems and hardships in life, but just few of them can resists over these difficulties as Ponyboy does. The book The Outsiders is a source of material which may teach how to overcome and rise above life's problems to remain a person with moral purity and noble ideals