Spark. Notes: The Outsiders: Important Quotations Explained. Stay. gold, Ponyboy. Stay gold. As he lies dying in Chapter 9. Johnny Cade speaks these words to Ponyboy. Stay gold” is a reference. Robert Frost poem that Ponyboy recites to Johnny when the. Windrixville Church. Watch College Road Trip Online Hollywoodreporter there.

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One line in the poem reads. Nothing gold can stay,” meaning that all good things must come. By the end of the novel, the boys apply this idea to. Here, Johnny urges Ponyboy to remain. Johnny now senses the uselessness of fighting.

Ponyboy is better than the average hoodlum, and he. Ponyboy to hold onto the golden qualities that set him apart. The quotation also recalls the period of time during which. During this blissful time, the two boys read, talk. Like the. gold of the poem, however, this idyll is tinged with sadness. Watch Irma La Douce Mediafire.

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Just. as the gold in the poem vanishes, the idyll must end, and the boys. It’s. okay… We aren’t in the same class. Just don’t forget that some of.

Ponyboy speaks these words to Cherry Valance in Chapter 3 after he, Two- Bit, and. Johnny spend time with Cherry and Marcia at the drive- in. Ponyboy. points out that the sunset closes the gap between the greasers and. Socs. He realizes that, even though the two groups have unequal. The words “some of. Cherry that although some of the. Ponyboy, have a keen appreciation for beauty—as.

By agreeing on the basic. Ponyboy and. Cherry take a small step toward a potential reconciliation between. This moment of concord comes early in the narrative. Dally. was so real he scared me. Ponyboy speaks these words in Chapter 5. Johnny in the abandoned church in Windrixville.

Pony’s realization stems from a comment Johnny makes after reading. Gone with the Wind, in which he.

Dally reminds him of one of the gallant Southern gentlemen. Civil War. The fact that Dally is too “real” for Ponyboy. He says earlier. that the other greasers—Soda, Darry, and Two- Bit—remind him more. Dally does. Ponyboy feels more comfortable. Soda, Darry, and Two- Bit because as a narrator, and later a.

Dally who have lost their innocence. Johnny, on the other hand, though quieter and more timid. Ponyboy, finds it in himself to admire Dally and to look past. Dally does not scare him but rather fascinates him.

Dally as an honorable Southern. By comparing Dally to a character in a book, Johnny becomes. In a sense, Ponyboy’s and Johnny’s comments. Dally reveal that Ponyboy is even more vulnerable than Johnny. Greasers. will still be greasers and Socs will still be Socs. Sometimes I. think it’s the ones in the middle that are really the lucky stiffs.

Randy delivers these lines in Chapter 7 when. Ponyboy that he will not be fighting in the rumble. His. words speak to an important idea in the novel—the futility of the. Soc- greaser violence. The idea Randy presents here has.

By stating that the members of both. Soc to rise above.

He appears to believe that, despite their youth. Randy’s belief in the permanence of their social identities. Soc and not a greaser.

Having grown up in a wealthy and comfortable environment, it would. A greaser, on the other hand, might have different ideas. A poor youth from the East Side like Ponyboy. We. couldn’t get along without him. We needed Johnny as much as he needed. And for the same reason. This quotation comes from Chapter 8.

As Ponyboy sits in the hospital and watches Johnny dying, he muses. It seems obvious that Johnny. Soc violence. Less obvious is the gang’s need. Johnny. The greasers need a vulnerable friend to give them a.

Telling themselves that they exist to protect. Johnny lets them avoid thinking about the fact that. Ponyboy comes to this conclusion at the end of the novel. Johnny is dying. He understands Johnny’s value only when he is.

Johnny, which amplifies the pain of the loss.