Love In The Outsiders

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In this world you will witness a great amount Today of love. Love is sweet and cute or whatever you wanna say about it ,but is all love like that? I know you're like “wait the what is this guy talking about” well i'm going to tell you.

Yeah sure love is romantic and heartwarming or yes love comes in all shapes and sizes and things ,But can all love be trusted? They say that love is blind well some people get a little confuse about that moto “But don't worry i forget a little too” but what I think they mean by that is love can sometimes fool you,like in ways that you know well …..umm..forget it ...no no it can fool by making it seem like love can be sweet and caring but on the other hand love could mean hate. In the outsiders Dally said “ my parents didn’t care about me” (88)

Ok well think about the outsiders they use a lot of love..,but it's not sweet love it's love that is quiet evil and mean,The socs love to jump the greasers for no reason they will pick up and rumble just because the greasers are walking , And also like how the greasers love to …show more content…

my hands flew to my hair , no johnny not my hair.” (71) Ponyboy loved his hair if you read the book in the beginning Pony talks about how much he loves his hair so its something important to him.

Yes I know you're like “love this and love that..why is this so much love.” well love is important rather you think it is or not because if we didn't have love how would we care how would so affection how will we….live. Well in THE OUTSIDERS ponyboy is explaining how Johnny is dead but he's not , which you could probably tell that PonyBoy loved Johnny. Johnny was his best friend how could he ever see or imagine his best friend

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