In "The Outsiders," the term "shanghaiing" refers to the act of kidnapping or coercing someone, often to serve on a ship. It highlights the brutal reality of how some individuals, particularly those from lower socioeconomic backgrounds, can be forced into dangerous situations against their will. The concept is used to illustrate the harshness of street life and the lack of agency faced by characters in the novel.
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Technically, the tital of the book has NO specific meaning. The greasers in the book are outcasts....all in there pack they don't fit in with the Socials..portrayed as "Outsiders" Hope it helped(:
If you mean the film adaptation of the book "The Outsiders", then the character you are speaking of is named Darry, and he was portrayed by the late Patrick Swayze.
read the book outsiders it gives you and example
understaning
you
unbeilevable
Technically, the tital of the book has NO specific meaning. The greasers in the book are outcasts....all in there pack they don't fit in with the Socials..portrayed as "Outsiders" Hope it helped(:
what do you mean? Yah you just read the book.
If you mean the film adaptation of the book "The Outsiders", then the character you are speaking of is named Darry, and he was portrayed by the late Patrick Swayze.
The meaning of the Outsiders book is belonging, friendship, love, gangs and violence.
Because to society, the Greasers, the main gang of the book, are the Outsiders of the world.
In the book The Outsiders, the slang term for a gun is heater.
Dally joined the rumble in the book of outsiders
S.E.Hinton wrote The Outsiders