ponys dream wont come true because he lives in a gangfull town aand his bros wont let him move
he wants to become a good football player.
Darry doesn't have a dream mentioned in the outsiders, but Pony does. Pony can never remember his nightmares.
In "The Outsiders," Cherry Valance grapples with her internal conflicts primarily related to her identity and social affiliations. Torn between her loyalty to her Greaser friends and her relationship with the Socs, she struggles with the societal expectations and prejudices that come with her privileged background. Cherry also wrestles with feelings of helplessness in the face of the violence and division between the two groups, ultimately seeking to bridge the gap while feeling the weight of her dual identity. This conflict highlights her desire for connection and understanding beyond social barriers.
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There are six Socs who come to the park in "The Outsiders" - Randy, Bob, Cherry, Marcia, Two-Bit, and Ponyboy.
ponys dream wont come true because he lives in a gangfull town aand his bros wont let him move
they come from teams that didnt qualify for the world cup that's where they come from
he wants to become a good football player.
cherry is the girlfriend of Bob the social and cherry is also a social with red long hair that feels bad for Ponyboy and Jhonny and later in the story ponyboy and cherry come across the conclusion that even though there financially different and physically different there not mentally different. "Things are rough all over" applies to both Greasers and socials
Darry doesn't have a dream mentioned in the outsiders, but Pony does. Pony can never remember his nightmares.
cherry is the girlfriend of Bob the social and cherry is also a social with red long hair that feels bad for Ponyboy and Jhonny and later in the story ponyboy and cherry come across the conclusion that even though there financially different and physically different there not mentally different. "Things are rough all over" applies to both Greasers and socials
In "The Outsiders," Cherry Valance grapples with her internal conflicts primarily related to her identity and social affiliations. Torn between her loyalty to her Greaser friends and her relationship with the Socs, she struggles with the societal expectations and prejudices that come with her privileged background. Cherry also wrestles with feelings of helplessness in the face of the violence and division between the two groups, ultimately seeking to bridge the gap while feeling the weight of her dual identity. This conflict highlights her desire for connection and understanding beyond social barriers.
Technically speaking it does come from a cherry tree! But a more acurate answer would be in China. Cherry Blossoms originated in China, and then was brought over seas by European settelers. Thus making everyone think they come from Japan.
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