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Why did johnny decide they should turn themselves in?
He didn't think it was fair that Ponyboy's brothers had to worry about Pony all the time. Also, he thinks he could get off easier when Dally tells him that Cherry would testify that the socs were drunk and Johnny stabbed Bob in self-defense.
What is a short summary of chapters 3 4 of The Outsiders?
The OutsidersChapters 3-4Summary: Chapter 3Ponyboy, Two-Bit, and Johnny walk to Two-Bit's house with Cherry and Marcia so that they can give the girls a ride home. As they walk, Ponyboy and Cherry talk about Ponyboy's brothers. He notices how easy it is to talk to Cherry. When Cherry asks Ponyboy to describe Darry, he says Darry does not like him and probably wishes he could put Ponyboy in a home somewhere. Johnny and Two-Bit are startled to hear that Ponyboy feels this way, and Johnny says he always thought the three brothers got along well.After Ponyboy tells Cherry about Sodapop's old horse, Mickey Mouse, the two move on to discuss the differences they perceive between Socs and greasers. During this discussion, Ponyboy and Cherry find they have a surprising amount in common-for instance, they both like reading and watching sunsets. Ponyboy voices his frustration that the greasers have terrible luck while the Socs lead comfortable lives and jump the greasers out of sheer boredom. Cherry retorts that the Socs' situations are not as simple as Ponyboy thinks. They decide that the main difference between Socs and greasers is that Socs are too cool and aloof to acknowledge their emotions and that they live their lives trying to fill up their emotional void, while the greasers feel everything too intensely. Ponyboy realizes that, although they come from different classes, he and Cherry watch the same sunset.A blue Mustang cruises by the group. The Mustang belongs to Bob and Randy, Cherry's and Marcia's Soc boyfriends. The Mustang pulls up beside the group, and Randy and Bob get out. Ponyboy notices that Bob wears three heavy rings on his hand. The greasers and Socs nearly get into a fight, but the girls agree to leave with their boyfriends to prevent violence. Before leaving, Cherry tells Ponyboy that she hopes she won't see Dally again, because she thinks she could fall in love with him.Ponyboy walks home and finds Darry furious with him for staying out so late. In the ensuing argument, Darry slaps Ponyboy. No one in Ponyboy's family has ever hit him before, and Ponyboy storms out of the house in a rage. He feels sure now that Darry does not want him around. It is after two o'clock in the morning. Ponyboy finds Johnny in the lot where the greasers hang out, and he tells Johnny that they are running away. Johnny, who lives with his abusive alcoholic father, agrees to run away without hesitating. The boys decide to walk through the park and determine whether they really want to leave.Summary: Chapter 4The park is deserted at 2:30 in the morning. Ponyboy and Johnny go walking beside the fountain. It is cold out, and Ponyboy is wearing only a short-sleeved shirt. Suddenly the boys see the blue Mustang from earlier that night. Five Socs, including Randy and Bob, jump out of the car and approach them. Presumably, the Socs have come to get even with the boys for picking up their girlfriends. Ponyboy can tell they are drunk. Bob tells Ponyboy that greasers are white trash with long hair, and Ponyboy retorts that Socs are nothing but white trash with Mustangs and madras shirts. In a rage, Ponyboy spits at the Socs. A Soc grabs Ponyboy and holds his head under the frigid water of the fountain. Ponyboy feels himself drowning and blacks out. When he regains consciousness, the Socs have run away. He is lying on the pavement next to Johnny. Bob's bloody corpse is nearby. Johnny says, "I killed him," and Ponyboy sees Johnny's switchblade, dark to the hilt with blood.Ponyboy panics, but Johnny remains calm. They decide to go to Dally, thinking he might be able to help them. They find Dally at the house of Buck Merril, his rodeo partner. He manages to get the boys fifty dollars, a change of clothing for Ponyboy, and a loaded gun. He instructs them to take a train to Windrixville, where they can hide in an abandoned church. Ponyboy and Johnny get on a train, and Ponyboy goes to sleep. When they get to Windrixville, they hop off the train and find the church, where they collapse into exhausted sleep.That is a detailed version but this is a shorter version:CHAPTER 3: In the third chapter, Ponyboy, Two-Bit, andJohnny walk to Two-Bit's house so they can give the girls a ride home. A blue Mustang cruises by the group. Randy and Bob get out. Bob wears three heavy rings on his hand. The girls agree to leave with the Socs toprevent violence. Ponyboy falls asleep inthe park and Darry's mad at him for not using his head. Darry slaps Ponyboy and he runs out of thehouse. Ponyboy tells Johnny that theyare running away and Johnny runs away without hesitating. The boys later decide to walk through thepark to cool off.CHAPTER 4: The park is deserted and Ponyboy and Johnnygo to the fountain. The boys see theblue Mustang. Five drunken Socs jump them.A Soc grabs Ponyboy and holds his headunder the water of the fountain and Ponyboy blacks out. When he regains consciousness, he is lying onthe pavement next to Johnny and Bob is dead.Johnny killed him. Ponyboy andJohnny decide to go to Dally. He givesthem supplies and Ponyboy and Johnny get on a train. When they get there, they hop off the trainand find the church, where they fall asleep.
What is the plot summary for The Outsiders?
Pony boy ( main character ) lives in a bad town where there is a rivalry between the Greasers ( pony's family and gang ) and the Soc's ( the rich kids ) . He and his older brothers take care of him since their parents passed away. Pony and his friend get into a fight with the Soc's one night at the park because the Soc's had been drinking too much. His friend, Johnny, stabs one of them to prevent them from drowning Pony boy in the fountain. They then have to leave town and live in a old abandoned church. One day, a fire starts in the church while a group of students is taking a field trip to it. Pony and Johnny, heroically rescue the students from the flames, but it crashes down on Johnny. He eventually passes away in the hospital. The greasers have one final fight against the Soc's at the park. The greasers win. One of the greaser gang , who is known for getting in trouble with the law and is furious over the death of Johnny, gets shot by the police.
What is a physical description of Steve in The Outsiders?
This answer has nothing to do with the Book but just wanted to Let this answers.com Company that this site sucks anybody could answer and give a foul answer that doesn't have anything to do with what people are trying to look for ,and for the people that are reading this i Hope agree i Get on google and all i basically see are answers from this site that i do not trust it's as easy as that but all i do know about this Question is that Bob is a soc and gets killed by Johnny who is one of the greasers because Ponyboy is getting drowned in a fountain by one of the socs. and again i did not answer the question But i had a lot to say cause this kind of stuff on line is pointless! thanks.!
Can you change the rules after you agree on the bet?
Sure, but only if all parties involved in the bet agree.
Johnny Tremain why did johnny agree to deliver messages by horseback for the British officers?
To spy on them
When did johnny become friends with pumpkin and what deal did they make in Johnny Tremain?
He becomes friends with Pumpkin because Pumpkin saved him from being whipped....They agree that Pumpkin will leave Johnny his musket, and Johnny will give pumpkin a farmer's smock.However, at the end..pumpkin gives johnny his uniform too
Do you agree that ponyboy and johny was a good idea to kill a person?
No I don't agree that it was a good idea for Ponyboy and Johnny to kill a person in the book Outsiders by S.E. Hinton.
After retiring who did Johnny Carson often send jokes to for their show?
Only after muchprodding did Carson agree to send some to Letterman.
Why do people have so much hatred for Johnny Test it is a good cartoon?
Yes, i love the Johnny Test it is a really funny show but people do not have to like it they are allowed their own opinion! Plus people that don't like Johnny Test probably haven't even seen before! So i agree with you but people still are allowed their own opinion!
Why did johnny decide they should turn themselves in?
He didn't think it was fair that Ponyboy's brothers had to worry about Pony all the time. Also, he thinks he could get off easier when Dally tells him that Cherry would testify that the socs were drunk and Johnny stabbed Bob in self-defense.
Do you agree with johnny that having friends care for you is not the same as having your own folks care about youwhy or why not?
I agree with Johnny that having friends care for you is not the same as having your own family care about you. Family often provides a deeper, unconditional bond and understanding that can stem from shared history and experiences. While friends can offer support and companionship, the emotional ties and sense of belonging that come from family relationships can be uniquely profound and irreplaceable.
What is Johnny Cash full name?
R. Johhny Cash was born J. R. Cash (his parents couldn't agree on a name, just initials), taking the name John R. Cash when he entered the military, and then Johnny Cash when he took to the stage. Note that his father was "Ray" and his mother's maiden name was "Rivers," so the "R" probably stood for one (or more likely, both) of these names.
Who are the famous people who agree that death penalty is a good idea?
George Bush III, Michael Jackson< Johnny Depp, E.T. and Yoda, Beyonce, Elvis, Pornstars, and YOUR MOM!!! and my 8====================D
What is the chapter by chapter summary of With every drop of blood?
there no summary. but i give question:VocabularyDirections: Study the definitions of the words listed below. Then go to the page where each word is used and read it in context. Lastly, use each vocabulary word in an ORIGINAL sentence you've created.Write your sentences in the With Every Drop of Blood section of your notebook. Be sure to study the definitions as you will see them on a future test!1. Hard-tack: a hard biscuit or bread made with only flour and water.2. Currying: to groom a horse with a currycomb3. Maul: a heavy long-handled hammer used to drive stakes, piles or wedges4. Prosperous: having success; well-to-do; well-off5. Purling: to flow or ripple with a murmuring sound6. Fodder: feed for livestock often consisting of coarsely chopped stalks and leaves of corn mixed with hay7. Siege: the surrounding and blockade of a town or fortress by an army bent on capturing it8. Psalms: a sacred hymn or song9. Bristle: to react with agitation to anger, excitement, or fear10. Bayonets: a knife adapted to the muzzle end of a rifle and used in close contact11. Rutted: a sunken track or groove made by the passage of vehicles12. Colic: severe abdominal pain13. Hallowed: sanctified; consecrated; made holy14. Tethered: to use a rope, chain or halter on an animal allowing it a short radius in which to move about15. Regiment: a military unit of ground troops consisting of at least two battalions16. Secession: the act of succeeding (to withdraw)17. Persnickety: fastidious; exacting; strict attention to detail18. Breastworks: a temporary, quickly constructed fortification, usually breast-high19. Dreadful: inspiring dread; terrible; extremely unpleasant20. Heaved: to throw with great effort; hurl21. Schemes: to contrive a plan or plot; a plan of action22. Addled: to become muddled or confused23. Corpses: dead bodies24. Skedaddled: to leave hastily; flee25. Plume: a feather-like form, structure, or object26. Inhumanity: lack of pity or compassion; an inhuman or cruel actWith Every Drop of Blood Study GuideDirections: After reading each chapter, answer the questions below in the With Every Drop of Blood section of your notebook. Use this guide to help you study for a test and with essay writing.Remember: Incorporate the question into your answer. Page numbers to help you are in parentheses.Chapter 11. What happened to the narrator's father and where did it happen? (5)2. Who are Bridget, Molly, and Regis? (8)3. How old is Johnny now and how old was he when his father left to fight? (8, 6)4. Describe how Johnny's father (pop) got hurt. ( 14-15)Chapter 21. Who are Sarah and Sam and how old are they? (20)2. What mistake did Johnny say the South made? (21)3. What does Johnny's pa say the war is about? (29)Chapter 31. What did Ma tell Johnny when he returned from Charlottesville? (35)2. What does Pa say to Johnny? Include the promise he asks Johnny to make. (36-39)3. Johnny agrees to the promise - would you? Explain your answer.4. Why does Sarah "burst into the barnyard"? (40)5. Who does Johnny meet in Standardsville? (43)6. Describe the Mosby Rangers. (44-45)7. How does Johnny get around his promise to Pa? (46, 48-49)8. Do you think Johnny is breaking his promise? Explain your answer.9. What convinces Johnny's ma to let him go? Give at least three things. (51-52)Chapter 41. What 2 items did Johnny bring with him? (55-56) If you were Johnny, what would you bring? Explain your choices.2. On page 61, the other Teamsters make fun of one of the things Johnny brought to fight the Yankees. What do they say is wrong with it?3. On page 64 Johnny says he was confused. What was he confused about? (64)Chapter 51. We are introduced to the Mosbys in this chapter. What images did you see as they are described? (65)2. Johnny says he prefers mules to horses. Explain why. (67)3. Johnny looked around a lot and said the sites were "new and strange to me." (68) Where have you traveled that gave you feelings similar to Johnny? Describe the place and your feelings.4. Johnny hears gunfire (70). Describe what he is feeling.5. Describe the events that lead up to Johnny's capture. (71-76) First he……Then he reaches a …….and sees a…...Next, he raised…..but the Yankee…..Johnny realized that he has been……..but is surprised because the soldier is………6. Johnny and Private Turner come across some other black soldiers. What do they tell Johnny to do? (81)7. Private Turner plays with Johnny's Great-Grandpa's sword. How does Johnny feel about this? (79) How would you feel?8. Who does Johnny see by the side of the road? (83)Chapter 61. Why is Petersburg an important place? (86)2. What has Johnny heard about Union prison camps? (87)3. Private Turner sees Johnny reading a book of psalms. What does Private Turner say about this? Use quotes. (91)4. Johnny and Private argue over the reason for the war. What does each say is the reason the war began? Who do you think is right? Explain your choice.5. Private Turner wants Johnny to teach him to read. What deal does he make with Johnny? (99)6. Why is Johnny surprised by this offer? (99)7. Why does Johnny agree with Turner's request? (100) Do you think it's a good plan? Explain your decision.Chapter 71. Private Turner asks Johnny to give him a reading lesson. What does he want him to read? (103)2. How does Johnny feel about reading Private Turner's clipping? (104)3. How did Private Turner learn his ABC's? (106)4. What was the difference between the way Johnny's dad whipped him and the way Private Turner's master whipped him? (107-108)5. Johnny wants to know why Private Turner wants to read. How does he explain his reasons? Hint…Frederick Douglas. (109)6. What lie does Johnny tell Private Turner? Why does he tell it? (110-111)What would you have done in his place?7. How does Johnny explain President Lincoln's speech? What does Private Turner think Lincoln said? (115)8. What does Johnny say caused him to become "fully awake"? (118)Chapter 81. What does Johnny say dedicated, hallowed ground means? (121) Look up those words and write down the real definitions.2. Who was Nat Turner? (121)3. What is Private Turner's real name and what does it mean? (122)4. What does Jeb ask Johnny? Why does he ask it? (124)5. Would you agree to both requests? Explain why/why not.6. What kindness does Cush show Johnny? Why doesn't he accept? (126-127)7. Johnny walks towards the campfire when 2 soldiers see him. What does Johnny say he wants to do? (130-131)8. What is Johnny really trying to do? (132) Do you think it's a good idea? Explain your opinion.9. How does Johnny explain what he was doing? (133)Chapter 91. How does Johnny convince the soldiers he wasn't trying to escape? (135)2. Does Johnny bury Jeb exactly like he promised he would? Explain your answer. (139)3. What does Cush say about what Johnny was doing last night? (139-140)4. What does Captain Bartlett tell Johnny to read? (150)5. What is the difference between the Civil War and the Revolution according to Captain Bartlett? (150)Chapter 101. What does Cush do for Johnny? Why do you think he does this? (153-154)2. Why does Cush think Captain Bartlett will think Johnny is a spy? (158)3. Do you think what Johnny did was a good idea? Explain.4. Johnny tries to change his appearance. How and why does he do this? (168) Do you think it was a good idea? Explain.Chapter 111. What does Cush tell Johnny to do? (173)2. What happened to Cush? How does Johnny feel about it? (174-175)3. What does Johnny do to help Cush? (176-179) Do you think it was a good idea? Explain.4. What does Cush suggest they do to get out of the Union uniforms? (181)5. What does Cush say he'll do after the war? (183)6. Cush says Johnny should leave him and "get some place safe" until he can get home. (185) Should Johnny listen to Cush? Explain.Chapter 121. Cush and Johnny travel by night and are awfully hungry. What does Cush suggest they do to keep their minds off their bellies? (189)2. What does Johnny admit and how does Cush react? (191) Do you think Johnny did the right thing? WasCush's reaction appropriate?3. Cush and Johnny have a scary encounter. What happened? (194)Chapter 131. Where did the soldiers take Cush ? (197)2. What does Johnny plan to say to get Cush back? (198) Do you think it was a good idea?3. Johnny runs into a man while searching for clothes. Summarize what they talk about. (201)4. Johnny sets out to find Cush. Where does he find him? (209)Chapter 141. Johnny finds out that he missed Colonel Marshall but gets a special treat. What does he get? (219)2. Who is going to meet at Mr. McLean's house? (221)3. Johnny sees the barn door open and Cush coming out with 2 Confederate soldiers. What does he say to try to get them to let Cush go? (223)4. Do they believe him? (224-225)Would you? Explain5. What surprising thing do Johnny and Cush realize at the end? (226) Were you surprised? Explain.6. Johnny says that he now believes the meaning of the war was to remind people that "all men are created equal." What does Cush say about this? (228-229)u are very welcome. hav efun i did nto like the way u ask but i help.
Why did johnny cash become a guitarist?
Stories seldom agree. He (along with his brother) had an early interest in music. He often had long periods of boredom while in the Air Force. Legend has it that a friend gave him a guitar to play with when he (friend) left the Air Force. Johnny bought a better one from a pawn shop when he realized he was going to be able to teach himself how to play - and write songs.
Why do teenagers and adults hate Johnny Test so much?
Many reasons. My response to this is, why do some people like Johnny Test? They show it way too much, every episode is the same. Scenario one: Johnny gets bored, he goes to ask his sisters to help him, they say no, he tricks them in to letting them use the invention or just sneaks in and uses it, they have fun for about ten minutes of the show, something goes wrong because of Johnny's ignorance, his sisters are the only ones who can help, 'Bling Bling Boy' comes along and decides to help because he has a crush on one of the sisters, they save the city, the end. Scenario two: Johnny and Dukie (However you spell it) are living a normal day when there is a mediocre villain that comes along to ruin their day. Somehow, this effects Johnny's sister's lives and agree to help him in defeating them. They come up with an invention that fails the first time, then make improvements that seem to flawlessly work the second time. City is saved, the end.
