He say Stay Gold because gold in the poem by Jack Frost represents how everything can be pure and good and he wants Pony to always be like that.
It meant that he shouldn't change and be like a normal greaser, and to stay gold and become something different.
it means to stay who you are and don't change
"Stay gold Ponyboy. Stay gold....." (< those were Johnny's last words)
Ponyboy and Johnny are two of the main characters, and best friends, in the novel "The Outsiders." What Ponyboy means in this quote is that he and Johnny know each other so well that nothing needs to be said for the two to know what the other is thinking.
In "The Outsiders", Dally sends Ponyboy and Johnny away once they kill Bob, a soc. He sends them to an old, abandoned church in Windrixville. I think this is what you mean. If you mean what place in Windrixville, then he arrived after everything was all clear and the cops believed Ponyboy and Johnny were headed for Texas. He stole a car and drove them to a Dairy Queen and they had lunch.
I know he's not real but what i mean was what is the pearson who play Ponyboy what is his birthday
it means to stay who you are and don't change
"Stay gold Ponyboy. Stay gold....." (< those were Johnny's last words)
Do you mean Ponyboy from The Outsiders?
Ponyboy and Johnny are two of the main characters, and best friends, in the novel "The Outsiders." What Ponyboy means in this quote is that he and Johnny know each other so well that nothing needs to be said for the two to know what the other is thinking.
In "The Outsiders", Dally sends Ponyboy and Johnny away once they kill Bob, a soc. He sends them to an old, abandoned church in Windrixville. I think this is what you mean. If you mean what place in Windrixville, then he arrived after everything was all clear and the cops believed Ponyboy and Johnny were headed for Texas. He stole a car and drove them to a Dairy Queen and they had lunch.
I know he's not real but what i mean was what is the pearson who play Ponyboy what is his birthday
He did not want pony to be a fighter and a rough person. He wanted him to stay the way he was. Gold.
I hate life
What Johnny Cade was trying to tell Ponyboy (in the letter Ponyboy found in his copy of "Gone With the Wind", because Johnny never actually physically recited it) was that everyone changes, for the better or for the worst. Johnny told Ponyboy to stay gold because he knew Ponyboy was different than the other gang members and that he was under a lot of pressure from it. Staying gold meant, in a way, to stay yourself. Not totally sure about the answer....you can find the exact meaning at the end of the book.
I personally think Johnny's last words "Stay gold Pony, stay gold." meant that he didn't want Ponyboy to change or to harden up like Dally or Darry. He wanted him to stay the way he was.
the worst part in the outsiders was when Darry hit Ponyboy and he ran away. Ponyboy was very upset and he didn't know what to think. Darry was upset too because he never hit Ponyboy. Darrydidn't mean to hit him he just got carried away.
Ponyboy means that he and Johnny formed a special bond with each other, and felt the same feelings about certain situations.