As if the pelt cloak wasn't odd enough, the acorn-like lantern clasped in the wanderer's mitts had an unusual flame encased inside. There was no wick or oil for the flame to be fueled from. It just floated in place while shining a brilliant, yellow light over the wanderer and lighting up a yard of the surroundings. Feelings of unsatisfying mystery irradiated from this outsider as his or her face was blacked out from the shadow of the dead syzthan's large rat-like snout casted over their face.
Who was this unknown soul? Why are they alone? Where are they going? What are they looking for? Everything that's seen here utterly ridicules all hints of an answer for these questions
The outsider continued to advance towards their unknown destination without haste, but
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The glass shatters inward and combines with the twisting ball of passionate heat and light. This dazzling build up of the impending blast did not alarm nor amuse the hooded outsider. But still, they could not ignore the fact that this fireball will explode.
So, they calmly turned away and crouched in order to brace themselves, only to be surrounded in a dome of thick gusts of wind. Then, they oddly raise their arm up with an open palm and made a tight fist. And like an Olympian runner reacting to the firing of a gun, the ball erupts with a grand amounts of noise and energy, sending a shock wave far across the court and out into the storming wild. Out of the hot cloud from the explosion, shot a thunderous pillar of spiraling flames, reaching high into the skies above, punching a hole straight through the storm clouds.
The beam soon dissolved and a moment of near silence washed over. With eyes still glowing red as rubies, the wanderer raised its head and looked back only to see what looked like a tall, faceless man composed entirely of flaming black shadow with glowing veins of golden liquid running through
The outsiders is an good book it starts off with a kid named ponyboy who is what they call an greaser which is a person who doesn't have an whole lot of money and watches out for the socs. The socs are people who have lots of money and hates the greasers and they always fight anytime they see each other for no reason purely because their not the same. Well back to ponyboy, ponyboy was waiting for one of his greasers to come back and out of nowhere a bunch of socs start beating him up out of nowhere. They threatened to kill him but the greasers came outta nowhere also and scared them off. They helped the greaser up helped him out the went home. The next day they go eat find an couple of nice looking girls they say hi but in an weird way the girls like a couple of them the they paid and left. Another day goes by but they invite the girls to go watch an movie at an drive in somewhere but the greasers find out that the girls where socs when they got picked up and they didn't like the
I believe the Outsiders are representation sped up by the greasers like Ponyboy, Dally, Soda, and the others. They are extracted from others and are people that don’t fit in with the crowd. The factor is they are poor and are unnoticed unless they make trouble. These are boys who don’t care they smoke and act like a family. Unlike the other gangs this has no leader and have individual leaders. Like for these examples to use Outsider it needs to be defined. Outsider or an Outsider is a man or woman or group whom doesn’t fit with the rest of the crowd and ends up sticking out like a ball in a haystack it is extractable but easier than the needle. There are many ways to describe this like how in a crowd of people the Socials could spot Ponyboy
The Outsider Essay By Nate Fernandez An adventure: a series of events that changed one's life. The Outsiders is a book by S.E Hinton and the main character is Ponyboy. Pony is a greaser the greasers and teenage hoods. The greasers are like the bears the have the biggest rivals and the greasers rivals are the SOCS.
The flame had been extinguished, the feel of it snuffed out between his fingers nowhere near comparable to the heat scorching through his veins. His Grace had never been like this, had never scoured every nerve inside his vessel as it grew, it had always been warm, been comforting even in the most desperate of times and yet now. Why? Gabriel let his fingers brush over the heated wax, letting it conform to his fingertips before he pulled them back and watched it quickly dry. Pale nubs sat top his index and middle finger, twisting them slowly back and forth as he studied it before her voice caught him off guard. The wax was easily discarded, pulled off and set back at the base of the candle as he turned, almost uneasy at the fact that he hadn’t realized she woken up sooner.
Would you rather follow people that you don’t fully believe in, and mask what you really feel, or stand out from the crowd and be an individual even without others by your side? How about you lead that crowd. When you follow the Crowd, sometimes it isn’t something you completely, 100% believe in. So why would you want to pretend to be something you aren’t? Do you really need praise from others to feel like you are an important individual.
After having the smoke lit for only seconds “a bullet flattened itself against the parapet of the roof.” This demonstrates a careless and risky act.
In this essay there will be a couple characters from the book I will not mention all of them in this essay. The two groups are the soc and the greasers. The greasers are Ponyboy Curtis, Darrel Curtis, Sodapop Curtis, Two-bit Mathews, Dallas Winston and Johnny Cade. Sodapop has a girlfriend named sandy but she is not mentioned very much. The soc are Randy Anderson, Bob Sheldon, Paul Holden, and Jerry Wood. Bob and Randy both have a girlfriend Cherry Valance is a soc cheerleader and bob's girl friend there's also Marcia, Randy's girlfriend and cherry’s friend.
Have you ever met someone that you absolutely hate but they actually like you and always try to be nice to you? If you have, good for you! If you haven’t, still good for you.Anyways, on to what the book is about. The Outsiders is about a gang called “The Greasers” that have a rivalry with a gang from the West side called “The Socs”. The Outsiders is told from the perspective of a 14 year old named Ponyboy Curtis (a member of the greasers). Ponyboy enjoys reading and watching movies alone unlike the other Greasers. So, what exactly happens in the novel? Well, one day, Ponyboy comes home late. Darry (Ponyboy’s and Soda’s older brother) lashes out on Ponyboy causing him to run away. That same night, Johnny kills a Soc because he was trying to
The Outsiders by S.E Hinton and The Clay Marble by Minfong Ho both center around the motif of being an outsider. The theme of both books is that you are never an outsider when you have friends and family. This is shown through the two main characters, Dara and Ponyboy. While they share similarities, the two are also vastly different.
An outsider is defined as “a person who does not belong to a particular group.” In the book, The Outsiders, many of the characters can be described as being an outcast from the social society. Ponyboy, Johnny, and Cherry are outsiders in this novel because none of them really fit into the groups that they’re “supposed” to be in.
The rhythmic pounding picks up again, this time somewhat resembling ‘Wipe Out.’ The knocking stops mid-phrase. “I don’t know what I’d do. Part of me says I’d be angry – I’d want my time back.
What does it mean to be an “outsider?” There may be many different definitions on the Internet, or in the dictionary, but my definition of what it means to be an “outsider,” is to be excluded. It may be simple, but it is true, and it is very meaningful to those who have been outsiders at one point in their lives. I know because I was one of these people. I am not an outsider in my every day to day life in school and other aspects of life, but there have been certain places and times when I have felt like I don’t belong and one of these times was last year, when my family went to Tucson, Arizona, and Nogales, Mexico, for spring break.
Less than 5 minutes after that phrase being yelled , the whole amphitheater had caught on fire and was producing uncontrollable flames as high as the sky light. Metal rods, chunks of debris and pieces of glass were flying and dropping
God’s people are being set free after a time of being buried in the wilderness and as they are coming together. They are forming rivers of fire that shoot out sparks of light causing a spontaneous combustion wherever they flow, creating a firestorm and fire typhoon with a Holy Spirit wind of its own
Passing through the group with Cara at his side, Bryan begun focusing his IPhone camera. Upon reaching the archway interior, Bryan noticed a missile blast that burnt a two-foot wide hole in the painted dome ceiling. It was a stark reminder of the war a decade ago.