there, well Johnny likes it better when the old man is hitting him because when he is out around he don't even know he's gone. But see, when his father is hitting him his father knows he is there.. Johnny always liked attention.
He likes it because he realizes that atleast his father knows that he is there, and that he exists.
Well, honey, Johnny doesn't actually enjoy getting smacked around by his old man. It's more about feeling something, anything, other than the emptiness and neglect he faces at home. Abuse is never okay, but in Johnny's messed up world, it's sadly a twisted form of attention and a break from feeling invisible.
there is no character named Erica in the book The Outsiders. sorry.
He was 16 but looked like he was 14. (He says in chapter 2 pg.23)
Dally worries that if Johnny goes to jail he'll turn mean and dangerous just like what happened to him.
He likes it because he realizes that atleast his father knows that he is there, and that he exists.
Johnny prefers it when his dad is hitting him because, as he says, it is these times when Johnny feels like his father knows that he is there.
he isnt like johnny at all
He likes it because he realizes that atleast his father knows that he is there, and that he exists.
Well, honey, Johnny doesn't actually enjoy getting smacked around by his old man. It's more about feeling something, anything, other than the emptiness and neglect he faces at home. Abuse is never okay, but in Johnny's messed up world, it's sadly a twisted form of attention and a break from feeling invisible.
The outsiders book is better because it is like the life for teens now and that there's groups like from the outsiders greasers, socs, etc.
he is big and mean just like the people who mugged Johnny
He dies at night.
there is no character named Erica in the book The Outsiders. sorry.
He was 16 but looked like he was 14. (He says in chapter 2 pg.23)
In The Outsiders, the character of Johnny Cade was played by Ralph Macchio. Johnny does not like to fight because he has been both physically and verbally abused at home. He was also beaten by the Socs gang and lives in fear of having to fight.
Dally worries that if Johnny goes to jail he'll turn mean and dangerous just like what happened to him.