The Corey's House

The Corey's House is a central location in the 1983 film "The Outsiders." It serves as the home of Cherry and her family, representing stability and a different social environment from the gangs. The house symbolizes a place of refuge, where characters from opposing groups can find common ground and understanding. Its depiction highlights themes of family, belonging, and the possibility of bridging social divides through empathy and communication. The house's warm, inviting atmosphere contrasts with the tension outside, emphasizing the importance of compassion and human connection.