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The Outsiders Differences Between Book And Movie
The ‘‘ Outsiders’’ is a Movie & Novel are interesting and cool. Watching both they appear to be similar. After watching the movie & reading the novel they also have distinct differences.
Well the movie & novel have some similarities. They feature the same characters. Soda,Darry,Dally,Johnny,Tim Shepherd,Ponyboy,the Farmer,Steve,Two-Bit. In the movie and the novel the church burns down. The kids were in the church and the church was burning.Ponyboy & Johnny saves the kids.one of the kids bites Ponyboy. Although the movie & the novel have there difference
One of the major differences is that at the beginning of the movie the Soc don´t jump ponyboy & in the novel they do. Another one of the major differences is that when Johnny gets

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