Ponyboy Quotes Novels & Stories

I groaned, slapping my forehead in embarrassment. "Honestly, my boyfriend and I were thinking about moving to another house, some place where our fun nights and naughty mornings won't be disturbed by your mother's reminders," Soda informed me, checking his pink nails in a sassy way. "But I don't want to be rude, she's your mother and 'mother knows best'." "Did you just quote something from a Disney movie?" I asked, raising an eyebrow. "Stop questioning everything I say," he chided, slapping his hand in the air. "I should get going and get my head checked in the hospital. I think I might have a concussion, I'm going to need my boyfriend's true love's kiss."

He sipped from his flask and looked like he had been doing so for the duration of the movie. “Someday big Dicky Boyd’ll be bled dry,” he said, nodding to the camera. “You’ll see. And that sad sack new principal? He’ll be fed to the wolves!” Boris tipped back the flask to finish it off, and then chucked it over the top of the camera. “An’ the good Reverend? He’ll keep turnin’ on lights. Turn on every light in this goddamn town, for all the good it’ll do him. He’ll keep preachin’ about searchin’ for higher truth . . . and then one day he’ll find it. Whether he wants to or not.” The screen cut to black and the tape rattled through.

PENNY POV "Do you know what we'll do, monster? Do you remember? Like when you were a kid. I'll kill you, I'll destroy you, I swear to God." I cry silently, tears falling from my eyes. "No pleas this time?" he sneers, remembering when I begged for mercy. "I won't beg for mercy that you won't give me." My jaw hurts from clenching my teeth to prevent sobs from escaping. "You're shit, I'll crush you like one," I spit out.

"Humph! I'm unconvinced!" Among the Troy family, a fourteen-year-old teenage boy suddenly came out. The handsome boy had piercing eyes, strode toward Caspian angrily and stubbornly. When he was about five meters away from Caspian, the boy glared at him and shouted, "What's so great about you? It's just because you're not in a higher realm and stronger than us now! Don't forget that every dog has its day! When that time comes, the winning side might be ours!" After pausing for a moment, the young man clenched his fists and continued to shout at Caspian, "Finally, I also want to remind you of a phrase — Don't bully the young!"

What the hell was this irrelevant boy thinking? In unison, the kids who were holding Leon, dropped him down and stand beside the fat boy. One of them said, “You peasant! How dare you talk to us!” That boy didn’t care at all and he answered confidently, “I am not a peasant! You guys are peasants! Now let her go!” Leon couldn’t help, but gave a snort of laughter. Looked like that boy didn’t understand the word ‘peasant’ and just mindlessly used them to offend them back. Being called a peasant from a ‘real peasant’, of course those bullies were angry. “Get him!” That fat boy ordered his friends and clenched his hands. That boy didn’t show any sign of being intimidated and made a stance while th

"A guy needs somebody―to be near him. A guy goes nuts if he ain't got nobody. Don't make no difference who the guy is, long's he's with you." ———————————————————————- The lights are turned back on and everyone's eyes take a moment to adjust looking up at the teacher "Okay class, what did you learn from the movie?" She asked and Sophie has to wipe the tears from her eyes raising her hand hearing a bunch of murmurs in the back "Yes, Ms Ortiz?" The teacher says with a smile "Jesus, Why Don't you leave the questions for the other kids in the class you freak." Cindy, Britney's hound dog says and for a moment Sophie feels dejected and she puts her hand down.

The other boy, a child called Bruno, had told him he was a loser who would spend his life in prison like his Daddy. "Well, he's silly," I said. "You're going to be a world-famous animator. Everyone knows that. But remember what the counsellor said about using your words and not your fists?" Isaac puffed out his chest, jutting his chin out just like Kobe used to when he was trying to look tough. "My daddy said that real men..."

They greeted me then said their goodbyes to the Padrino. I moved to a corner of the room and gave everyone time to talk to my Dad before he passed. I closed my eyes and thought over the 21 years of my life. He was always there for me and he taught me everything I know. His most important quote flooded my thoughts. In a world full of laws, only the outlaws will evolve. I didn’t even fully understand what it meant but he always said it.

I was worried when she said she didn't want to go to the Fire Pit that night, as we've never been apart, but maybe she just needed some time to herself. So, I ended up back at the Pit with Dylan, he goes up against some of the bigger guys, and again he keeps his monster in control; he knows he is good, though, and he has a bit of arrogance surrounding him, you know what I mean. If Bobby were still around, he would say. He's got a chip on his shoulder, that one! God, I can't even imagine the number of times he said those very same words to me he also used to say.

I braced myself for another ageing, angst-ridden adolescent clinging to Holden Caulfield like gospel. “Do you relate to Holden?” I asked. “No. He’s an idiot.” Relief came swiftly. “Why?” “He’s naïve. He thinks he can stop children from falling off a cliff into adulthood, preserve their innocence. He can’t. Nobody can. We all get corrupted in the end.” “How were you corrupted?” He let out a short, humourless laugh. “Ha.” I shifted direction. “Tell me about your parents, Bobby. When did you last see your father?”