Across
- 2. A term used to describe the type of social status between the Greasers and the Socs.
- 4. This and other fights between the Greasers and Socs are central to the conflict in the story.
- 5. A tough character with a history of getting into trouble, often seen as a protector of the Greasers.
- 8. A central theme that contrasts with the characters' harsh realities, often expressed in their dreams for the future.
- 9. The setting for many important moments, where the Greasers confront their rivals and each other.
- 11. A common habit among the characters, representing rebellion and coping mechanisms.
- 15. A sensitive member of the Greasers who deals with a difficult home life and is very close to Ponyboy.
- 16. The theme of family is explored through the bonds among the Greasers, despite their hardships.
- 17. A recurring symbol in the story representing beauty and hope, often discussed by Ponyboy.
- 19. A significant event that shapes the lives of the characters and symbolizes the ongoing rivalry.
Down
- 1. The narrator of the story, he feels like an outsider and has a love for books and movies.
- 3. This group is known for their distinctive hairstyles and their struggles against another group.
- 6. These often influence the perceptions and actions of the characters outside their group.
- 7. Refers to a specific cultural background and social issues that are addressed throughout the story.
- 9. A physical reminder of past events, referencing the struggles and fights endured by the characters.
- 10. A Soc girl who befriends Ponyboy and has a deeper understanding of the struggles between the two groups.
- 12. These groups represent the social divide and conflict that drives much of the narrative.
- 13. Ponyboy’s older brother who is charming, carefree, and serves as a mediator within the family.
- 14. They are the wealthier counterparts of the Greasers and often clash with them.
- 18. Refers to a specific cultural background and social issues that are addressed throughout the story.
