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In the outsiders why does johnny not like to talk about that he stabbed bob?
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∙ 14y ago
Because he killed Bob, geez.....wouldn't you feel guilty?!
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What page in the outsiders do they talk about johnny's parents?
I don't think it said in the book....
What do johnny and ponyboy talk about in the lot in The Outsiders?
They wished that they lived in the country . . . and that there were no Socs or Gresers, just people.
What happens at the movie theatre in the outsiders?
Johnny and ponyboy talk to girls and socs intervene and try to beat each others meat
How does Johnny from The Outsiders get injured?
He gets assulted by soc's before the book even starts they talk about it. he got jumped thats why hes so shy
What does it mean talk of your cold through the parkas fold it stabbed like a driven nail?
I dont know
Should i talk to johnny about your issues?
Who the hell is Johnny?
Can you talk with Johnny Depp?
only johnny depp can answer that not us
What is the most significant scene in the book the outsiders?
This is a matter of opinion, but I believe that the scene where Johnny and Pony go to the Nightly Double and talk to Cherry one of the most important scenes because you laern a lot about all of the characters.EDITED TO SAY:I believe that the scene in the hospital when Johnny dies is also VERY important.
How do you talk to the medicine guy on shark tooth island?
Wear a grass skirt (he doesn't talk to outsiders).
What is darry's dream From The Outsiders book?
Dally didn't have an actual dream he states, but he did dislike the Socs and wanted to have them beaten, but that would be difficult because they would be able to stay out of trouble because of their rich parents. Then there is Johnny; Johnny was the only thing Dally ever loved-as Ponyboy stated after Dally's death- and he was very protective of Johnny, so you could say his dream was to protect Johnny or maybe for Johnny to become more tougher and be able to care for himself.
Why does the author repeat the same lines at the end of the novel as she begins with in The Outsiders?
Because Ponyboy is recapping his personal experiences for his English paper. He wants to talk about him and Johnny and what they've been through and it pretty much started from the very beginning of the book.
Why can Ponyboy talk about nature and poetry to johnny but not to most of the others?
Because he trusts Johnny
