💼Ponyboy's trial focuses on his living situation and relationships.
📚Ponyboy's grades plummet, particularly in English.
🚫Ponyboy has conflicts with his brothers, Darry and Soda.
💡Ponyboy receives a letter from Johnny and decides to spread Johnny's message.
🖋️Ponyboy writes a composition about the events of the past week.
What is the outcome of Ponyboy's trial?
—Ponyboy is acquitted and the case is closed.
How does Ponyboy's academic performance change?
—His grades plummet, especially in English.
What conflicts arise between Ponyboy and his brothers?
—Ponyboy has conflicts with Darry and Soda.
What does Ponyboy decide to do after receiving Johnny's letter?
—Ponyboy decides to spread Johnny's message.
What does Ponyboy write about in his composition?
—Ponyboy writes about the events of the past week.
00:01[Music]
00:09Chapter 12 of The Outsiders focuses on Ponyboy's trial and its aftermath.
00:23Ponyboy's trial ends with his acquittal and the case is closed.
00:41Ponyboy struggles to adjust after the trial, and his grades suffer.
00:49Conflicts arise between Ponyboy and his brothers, Darry and Soda.
01:02Ponyboy receives a letter from Johnny and decides to spread Johnny's message.
02:29Ponyboy writes a composition about the events of the past week.
03:00The story ends with Ponyboy writing his composition, finding catharsis in the process.
