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Johnny Cade. is a 16-year old greaser. He doesn't do well in school, but he has a steady concentration. He has abusive, alcoholic parents that neglect him. He is a nervous guy that calls the greasers his family.

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12y ago

The Poem in the Outsiders, Nothing Gold Can Stay by Robert Frost pretty much means that nothing innocent lasts forever. When your young your gold or innocent everything is new to you and you still have something to live for

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12y ago

Johnny Cade, a sixteen year old from the Outsiders is detailed as " a little puppy kicked around to much, he is abused by his father and screamed at by his mother he also has a big scar on his cheek from the "Socials". Hope it helped(:

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8y ago

Nature's first green is gold

Her hardest hue to hold

Then leaf subsides to leaf

So Eden sank to grief

Then Dawn goes down to day

Nothing gold can stay

This reflects Johnny's life because he was golden, and good and ...well, Johnny. He is golden and dies young because "nothing gold can stay."

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15y ago

Johnny's life was pretty bad due to the fact he was a greaser

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12y ago

The poem means Noting gold can stay means noting bueatful can stay. he never had a long life and going out of town that was the only time he went out of his neighborhood

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13y ago

You need to spell dying correctly!

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Q: How does the poem of The Outsiders symbolize johnny's short life in The Outsiders?
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