The outsiders
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The document summarizes key aspects of class differences between the Greasers and Socs as portrayed in S.E. Hinton's novel The Outsiders. Specifically, it notes that the Greasers see themselves as outsiders on the poorer side of town, while the Socs live on the wealthy west side and take their privileged lifestyle for granted. It also defines some key slang terms used in the novel to describe the police, weapons, fights, cigarettes, and cars mentioned.
The outsiders
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- 2. ? The East Side greasers are "outsiders" to the West side of town, the "rich" side. To an outsider, West-side life can look very appealing, but it is unappreciated by the Socs who live there. Ponyboy says of the greasers, "We're poorer than the Socs and the middle class. I reckon we're wilder, too.
- 4. fuzz heater r Watch out, the fuzz is after us! When did you start carrying a heater?
- 5. jumped hacked off He got jumped by three guys. I was hacked off at my parents.
- 6. tuff cancer stick A 1967 Mustang is one tuff car. Pass me a cancer stick, Johnny.
- 7. Here are two cars that are mentioned in The Outsiders. The Covair is the first car mentioned in the book. Chevy Corvair 1965 Ford Mustang
- 8. The blue Mustang represents the upper class Socs. It stands for money, power and authority. The rings are a symbol of wealth.