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What does Two-Bit mean when he says we could get along without anyone but Johnny?
TwoBit says this because Johnny was the most like Ponyboy, so they were very good friends
The outsiders chapter 3-4 answersfor the packet?
why are johnny and two bit surpriseed that ponyboy does not always get along
Why didn't Ponyboy and Two-Bit think they could get along without Johnny?
because he is like the pet of the gang, the one everyone cares about and gets along with everyone
What is the names of all the gangs in The Outsiders?
His brothers Darry and Sodapop. Along with Steve, Johnny, Two-Bit and Dally.
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
What does pony mean you could get along without anyone but johnny?
This phrase from "The Outsiders" means that the speaker, Ponyboy, feels a strong bond with his friend Johnny, and suggests that their relationship is so important to him that he feels he could manage on his own as long as he has Johnny by his side. It highlights the deep connection and support they provide each other in the novel.
What does Two-Bit mean when he says we could get along without anyone but Johnny?
TwoBit says this because Johnny was the most like Ponyboy, so they were very good friends
The outsiders chapter 3-4 answersfor the packet?
why are johnny and two bit surpriseed that ponyboy does not always get along
Why didn't Ponyboy and Two-Bit think they could get along without Johnny?
because he is like the pet of the gang, the one everyone cares about and gets along with everyone
Why did ponyboy and two-bit think they couldn't get along without johnny?
He meant the gang couldn't get along without him. The whole gang needs each other.
What is the names of all the gangs in The Outsiders?
His brothers Darry and Sodapop. Along with Steve, Johnny, Two-Bit and Dally.
Who is the hero in The Outsiders?
The answer to this question is always going to be an opinion and will be different to almost everyone. I've come to believe it was Johnny because -first off- he keeps the gang together. Even Ponyboy acknowledges that the gang can't get along without him. Then, he saves the kids from the burning abandoned church building.
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
What did Johnny think about Dally in the book The Outsiders?
Johnny felt like Dally was his big brother. Dally was always there for Johnny and they shared a brotherly love, not a gay love. When Johnny was stuck in the burning church Dally saved him. When Johnny said he wanted to turn himself into the cops Dally told Johnny not to because he didn't want Johnny to become like him because jail hardened him. He doesn't want Johnny to be cold-hearted and mean like himself.
What are the words to TV show song Johnny Huma?
johnny huma was a rebel he wondered along (repeat) dit johnny rebel was a rebel he wondered along and that's all i can remember
What does ponyboy mean when he says that the gang need Johnny as much as johnny needs the gang?
Johnny needed the gang for family love , just like must of the gang. johnny is like a little brother to the gang, hes innocent and gets along with everybody in the gang. Johnny is the pet of the gang and without Johnny the gang wouldst be the same as before. The gang are so close and they would feel like a bit of them is gone if Johnny died. You could say its foreshadowing aswell because johnny dies and then dally goes crazy(without johnny dally goes crazy and dies to)Hope this helped
Why do you think Dally look sick when Johnny was beaten up by the socials in the outsiders?
Johnny represented innocence to Dally, who had lost his own innocence at a young age. Throughout the book Dally goes to great extents to protect the innocence in Johnny, and when Johnny finaly dies it causes Dally to snap and intentionaly get himself killed because he feels that all that was good and innocent in his life is lost along with Johnny. When Johnny is jumped and beaten by the socs it upsets Dally because he doesn't want to see Johnny become hardened to the world. The beating causes Johnny to become paranoid and carry a switchblade, evidence of the loss of innocence that Dally so strongly abhorrs.
