For the greasers in S.E. Hinton's "The Outsiders," their long, well-oiled hair symbolizes their identity and defiance against societal norms. It represents their brotherhood, pride, and a sense of belonging within their group, distinguishing them from the more affluent Socs. The care they put into their hair reflects their desire to maintain a distinct image and a sense of self-worth in a world that often marginalizes them.
Well their clothes, hair, being tough, and they like to fight unless you are referring to the book The Outsiders then Ponyboy doesn't like to fight
i would say yes, they are proud of who they are....... and i would defidently say that thy would rather be greasers then socs!
The courts cut people's hair because Johnny says that it's a way of "breaking them". Since Greasers are very poor, the symbol of who they are are their long greasy hair. They can't afford mustangs or madras or rings like the socs that symbolize they are the richer group. The court believes that by cutting the only thing that the Greasers have- their hair- it would be a way of breaking them since they can't take anything else away from them.
i think it was the greasers and soches (like social)
Their rep and their long, greasy hair.
The greasers' long, well-oiled hair symbolized their sense of identity, rebellion, and non-conformity to mainstream society. It was a way for them to express their solidarity as a group and separate themselves from the wealthier "Socs" in their community.
THeir hair because its greasy
Well their clothes, hair, being tough, and they like to fight unless you are referring to the book The Outsiders then Ponyboy doesn't like to fight
Greasers have long hair, short hair is not cool.
i would say yes, they are proud of who they are....... and i would defidently say that thy would rather be greasers then socs!
Greasers IS a slang term - it means teenagers who wear lots of hair grease.
The courts cut people's hair because Johnny says that it's a way of "breaking them". Since Greasers are very poor, the symbol of who they are are their long greasy hair. They can't afford mustangs or madras or rings like the socs that symbolize they are the richer group. The court believes that by cutting the only thing that the Greasers have- their hair- it would be a way of breaking them since they can't take anything else away from them.
i think it was the greasers and soches (like social)
The greasers in the novel "The Outsiders" by S.E. Hinton wear their hair long as a symbol of their nonconformity to societal norms and their rebellious attitude. Long hair was associated with a countercultural movement during the time the book is set (1960s), and the greasers use their appearance to express their dissatisfaction with the expectations placed on them by mainstream society.
Their rep and their long, greasy hair.
Their long, greased back hair.
Slick hair and good clothes.