In the book "The Outsiders" by S.E. Hinton, Sodapop Curtis is a central character who is emotionally impacted by the conflicts and struggles faced by his family and friends. He faces a difficult situation involving his love interest and deals with the loss of his brother, Ponyboy Curtis. Despite these challenges, Sodapop remains a caring and supportive character throughout the story.
S.E. Hinton said that Soda goes to Vietnam in the war and dies there.
No, but it is said that Rob Lowe (the actor that plays Sodapop in the movie) asked S.E. Hinton (the author of the book) what happens to his character. S.E. Hinton said that Sodapop goes to Vietnam and dies there.
Yes, Sodapop Curtis does have a car in "The Outsiders." He has a customized horse trailer that he converted into a car by removing the tailgate and putting a mattress in the back.
Sodapop Curtis dies in the Vietnam war. this is if you talking about the outsiders this is when the book is finish he doesn't die in the book. This is after Ponyboy does his report
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The author says that if she had continued the book she would of said that Sodapop went to Vietnam and died in the war.
ponyboy, sodapop, darry
Sodapop is a lovable young man. He is a kind, enjoyable, youthful high-spirited person who loves life and people. He is very unselfish and responsible, evidenced by his actions of dropping out of school to help take care of his family. In general Sodapop is a bright beautiful person. -Jade-Isabelle(student)
No, Ponyboy Curtis is not a character in the book "Tex." He is a character in the novel "The Outsiders" by S.E. Hinton.
Steve Randle and Sodapop Curtis
Rob Lowe portrayed Sodapop Curtis in The Outsiders.
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i know that they are 3 brothers and they are in the greasers gang in the book the outsiders