The Outsiders Character Analysis

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As great as all the grade 11 performances were, I decide to use Curtis's performance on talking to his coach about why he should play on the hockey team. I believe that he accounted for all of the needs the audience by having a choreographed blocking, speaking loudly and articulating along with his character being very realistic and direct. His face was always visible up until the end where he put a mask on as he never had his back to the audience. Even when he was picking up the water bottles, he made certain that he was facing us and although his voice was a tad muffled under his equipment, his speech was very articulate and very fluent. With all of this combined, he portrayed his character and the plot very realistically and well. Demonstrated his character through the excitement in his voice, his rushed movements and how he treated the coach he managed to execute a very dominant lower-class person by demanding attention. …show more content…
His monologue was clearly true to him -- he is a hockey player and he loves the sport -- so when his character was striving for his objective, it was clear that Curtis was connected to him and the plot. I also find that Curtis as a person is pretty goofy so when his character tripped over chairs and his own feet in the beginning and the end, he made a tribute to his personality as well. Curtis also portrayed his character well by never hitting the point of clown. He conveyed his excitement by putting his equipment whilst talking about the math of score range. Curtis hit the level of excitement realistically, without over stepping the

The Outsiders Character Analysis

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Character Analysis Of Johnny In The Outsiders

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Character Analysis: The Outsiders

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The Outsiders Character Analysis

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Character Analysis Of Ponyboy In The Outsiders

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The Outsiders Johnny Character Analysis

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Character Analysis Of Dally Winston In 'The Outsiders'

The outsiders Dally Winston had been in gangs in New York before joining the greasers. He’s is Ponyboy’s least favorite member of the gang, and Pony Considers him “tougher, colder, meaner.” Dally help out Johnny and Ponyboy to escape after Johnny killed Bob. Unlike Jt Rivera has no desire to be in a gang. Jt is a athlete who wrestles and plays soccer. Jt would help his family and friends out if they are in the need, just like Dally when his friends needed help. Dallas Winston has violent…

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Character Analysis Of Johnny Cade In 'The Outsiders'

can change in a very short amount of time. Can some change be a good or bad thing? In the novel The Outsiders by S. E. Hinton, there is a boy named Johnny Cade and goes through lots of change in this story. We’re going to take a look in The Outsiders and see Johnny’s character and see why he is the way he is in this novel and how he’s grown or changed. During the beginning of the of The Outsiders by S.E Hinton, Johnny is described as a “lost puppy” or “a puppy that has been kicked too many times”…

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Ralph Emerson said “A hero is no braver than an ordinary man, but he is brave five minutes later.” In the book, The Outsiders by S.E Hinton, Johnny, Ponyboy, and Darry are all heros. Ponyboy and Johnny are best friends and Greasers. Darry is Ponyboy's older brother. Johnny and Ponyboy are heros because they saved five kid’s lives. To began with, Darry is a hero because he sacrificed his scholarship to college for his brothers. A hero is someone who will sacrifice for someone else, and is no ordinary…

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Character Analysis Of Johnny In John Hinton's The Outsiders

One may become so close to bodily harm that the only way to protect their life is to kill the offender. The Outsiders is a book told from the perspective of a 14 year old boy named Ponyboy who lives with his two brothers, Sodapop and Darry, in a town in Oklahoma. They are part of a gang called the greasers who are known for their long, greased hair. Walking home alone is dangerous for a greaser because the rival gang, the Socs, could easily attack, or jump, someone. When a greaser gets jumped, the…

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