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Does anyone die in the book outsiders?
In The Outsiders, the greasers would be considered the outsiders. They were not popular or thought of as regular members of society.
In The Outsiders Who calls the house and why in The Outsiders?
Dallas Winston calls the house at the end when he robed a grocery store and needs a place to hide from the fuzz(cops). Dallas did this because Johnny has died. since Johnny was the only thing Dallas ever loved Dallas wanted to join Johnny and so he robed a store so the cops would shoot him down
The outsiders chapter 3-4 answersfor the packet?
why are johnny and two bit surpriseed that ponyboy does not always get along
How old was Johnny Cade when his parents had died?
Johnny Cade's parents treated him with both verbal, and physical abuse. His mother was an alcoholic, and his father would beat Johnny for no reason. Ponyboy Curtis states in the book, the Outsiders; "Without the gang, Johnny wouldn't know what love or affection was."
What is the conflict The Outsiders?
Well, there are many conflicts, and here are some:Darry and Pony don't get alongJohnny isn't loved and is abusedJohnny is like a baby puppy who has been kicked one too many timesJohnny kills Bob the SocDallas is depressed after Johnny diesJohnny and Ponyboy get caught in the fire & Johnny gets hurtJohnny dies
Who is the shyest be boy in the gang in the outsiders?
the shhyest boy would be johnny
Does anyone die in the book outsiders?
In The Outsiders, the greasers would be considered the outsiders. They were not popular or thought of as regular members of society.
What do you learn was so spiciel about jhonny?
What you could learn about what was so special about Johnny would depend on which Johnny. If you mean Johnny from The Outsiders, he's special because he took on the role of the father.
What is the most important event in the novel the outsiders was?
I would say that the most important event would probably be when Johnny killed Bob
Why did the doctor let the boys see Johnny in the outsiders?
The doctor allowed the boys to see Johnny in "The Outsiders" because he knew how important their friendship was to Johnny and wanted to grant his final wish before he passed away. He recognized that their presence would provide comfort and support to Johnny in his last moments.
What would happen if Johnny Depp died?
The world Would End.
In The Outsiders Who calls the house and why in The Outsiders?
Dallas Winston calls the house at the end when he robed a grocery store and needs a place to hide from the fuzz(cops). Dallas did this because Johnny has died. since Johnny was the only thing Dallas ever loved Dallas wanted to join Johnny and so he robed a store so the cops would shoot him down
The outsiders chapter 3-4 answersfor the packet?
why are johnny and two bit surpriseed that ponyboy does not always get along
How old was Johnny Cade when his parents had died?
Johnny Cade's parents treated him with both verbal, and physical abuse. His mother was an alcoholic, and his father would beat Johnny for no reason. Ponyboy Curtis states in the book, the Outsiders; "Without the gang, Johnny wouldn't know what love or affection was."
In the outsiders What if the church never caught on fire?
Then Johnny would still be alive, so would Dally. Ponyboy and Johnny would stay in hiding because then they wouldn't be considered heroes and be kind of excused from their crime. If they were ever found they would be in more trouble than when they saved the kids from the fire.
What is the conflict The Outsiders?
Well, there are many conflicts, and here are some:Darry and Pony don't get alongJohnny isn't loved and is abusedJohnny is like a baby puppy who has been kicked one too many timesJohnny kills Bob the SocDallas is depressed after Johnny diesJohnny and Ponyboy get caught in the fire & Johnny gets hurtJohnny dies
If Johnny did not die what future might he have faced In the outsiders book?
If Johnny had not died in "The Outsiders," he would have likely faced a challenging future due to his troubled past and the ongoing gang violence in his community. He may have struggled with the emotional and physical trauma he experienced, as well as the legal consequences of his actions. Without the support of his friends, particularly Ponyboy, Johnny may have found it difficult to break free from the cycle of violence and poverty that surrounded him.
