brothers hear his death scream and quickly gather the gang along to the scene. Months before, another member of the Guillot 2 East Side(Greaser’s) had been beaten up as well, but Johnny’s beaten is much more fatal. Later that evening, Ponyboy and Johnny, two of the most quiet and youngest gang members, decide to go watch a drive through movie with their friend Dally(another Greaser, who is possibly the worst of them all). The biggest mistake that happened that night, is the part in the book where
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play makes Johnny a dull boy. Alright Alright Alright Alright Here you go Sure Sure So Sure So Hey You Go Thaway Hi Bye See Ya Okay All work makes Johnny boy dull no play Okay Okay, here you go. Okay Okay Okay Okay Okay Okay Okay Okay Okay Okay Okay okay Okay All work and no play makes Johnny a dull boy. Alright Alright Alright Alright Here you go Sure Sure So Sure So Hey You Go Thaway Hi Bye See Ya Okay All work makes Johnny boy dull
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The book The Outsiders has many things different than the movie. This essay will explain some of the similarities and differences of the movie and book. There is a war going on between the Socs and Greasers. Pony and Johnny have killed a man and are now in hiding. They learn many lessons and wait four days until Dally shows up and takes them to get something to eat, but, when they come back the church is on fire and children are inside. In the book and the movie there are many similarities and differences
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family and gang. For example,“We ran into the darkness"(62). This shows, that Ponyboy and and Johnny went together instead of separating, which shows their friendship. Also, Ponyboy didn’t even need to go with Johnny because Johnny was the one that killed bob, but he went because Johnny saved his life. In addition,”I hadn’t realized Johnny had been right behind me all the way."(92) This displays that Johnny went right behind Ponyboy without even
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people up and robbing stores, but the Socs are favored because of stereotypes. Life is pretty normal for ponyboy until one night Johnny Cade, another member of Ponyboy’s
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Hinton, Dally and Johnny are two characters in this book who have many similarities and differences. They are similar because they both have abusive parents who don't notice them. They are also similar because they have little value on their lives. They are also very different people. Their personalities are not the same at all. Also Johnny follows rules, and Dally can't do anything the legal way. While they have a lot of differences they both have a lot in common. The first way Johnny and Dally are
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brothers Sodapop and Darry rescued him from the Socs. Two bit Matthews, Ponyboy, and Johnny walk Cherry Valance and Marcia back home that are from the Socs. They realize that Cherry is nothing like the Socs they had met before. Bob and randy that are from the Socs sees them and thinks that the
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obligations of a contract. Johnny wanted to buy a car from Mark. Mark, who was not sure if he really wanted to sell the are asked Johnny is he could have some time to think about if he really wanted to sell the car. Johnny was understanding. Mark writes on a piece of paper that he would keep the offer open for two weeks. Johnny how ever found another car that he was interested in purchasing. This was just a week into the agreement. Mark was not happy about the fact that Johnny went and purchased a
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conceive he was always a hero, when Johnny had killed Bob in the beginning part of the Outsiders, Dally had helped both Johnny and Ponyboy run away, he had given them $50 and unloaded heater and idea for transportation of getting out of their town. I believe he managed that because he had been to the cooler
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As of us being the prosecutors, we believe that Johnny has committed a crime of Voluntary Manslaughter. There are many things that go in and out of Johnny’s life that happen on a daily basis that could have led to the the decision he had made which was to kill Bob with a switchblade. Johnny states that he gets abused by his parents and feels helpless by knowing that they don’t care about him. Not only that, but it also makes him feel depressed as well. Due to those reasons, those could have been
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