Answer:
In The Outsiders, Johnny, Darry, and Ponyboy stand up for what they think is right, emphasizing the importance of fighting for purpose in life. Johnny takes a stand for what is right when he saves Ponyboy from drowning and when he runs into a burning building to save innocent children. Darry also fights for what he believes is right. He does not go to college and works to keep his family together. In the same way, Ponyboy fights to cope with the tragedy. He writes a novel helping young teenagers deal with similar circumstances so that they will realize they have something to fight for in life. These three characters fight, and through their experiences, they understand their purposes in life. Similarly, Readers must also seek their purposes in life by fighting for what they believe in. Through their experiences, they will stand up for what is right and achieve a better understanding and appreciation for living.
