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Why is the 'gang' important to Johnny in the novel The Outsiders?
Because the greasers are like his real family. his other family doesn't care about him
Why is johnny important to the gang?
It is the only real family Johnny has. Both of his parents don't love or care about him.
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 does Johnny really want to live even though he has thought if suicide in the Past?
Johnny threatens to kill himself because he can't take it. All those worries and responsibilities are piling up on him. About his parents, the gang, not having a good home, etc.
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 reason that Johnny needs the gang in the book The outsiders?
Johnny needs the gang because, Johnny parents doesnt care for him he has ran away several times and his parents still dont care. He feel that the only people that care is the gang (Greasers).
What do you learn is so special about johnny?
he is the pet of the gang and his parents don't take care of him, his mom ignores him all the time and his dad beats him up, if it was not for the gang johnny would never have being loved by no one.
Why is the 'gang' important to Johnny in the novel The Outsiders?
Because the greasers are like his real family. his other family doesn't care about him
Why is johnny important to the gang?
It is the only real family Johnny has. Both of his parents don't love or care about him.
Why do you think johnny says the gang isn't the same when your folks care the outsiders?
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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 does Johnny really want to live even though he has thought if suicide in the Past?
Johnny threatens to kill himself because he can't take it. All those worries and responsibilities are piling up on him. About his parents, the gang, not having a good home, etc.
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."
Where does Johnny work in the Outsiders?
He doesn't have a job, but his position in the gang, if that is what you are refering to, he is the gang's pet.
When did Johnny Walsh - gang member - die?
Johnny Walsh - gang member - died on 1883-10-16.
When was Johnny Walsh - gang member - born?
Johnny Walsh - gang member - was born on 1852-02-08.
What has Johnny learned from the gang that he couldn't learn from his parents in the book the outsiders?
In "The Outsiders," Johnny learns about loyalty, friendship, and the importance of standing up for oneself from the gang, which contrasts with the neglect he experiences from his parents. The gang provides him with a sense of belonging and support, teaching him that he is valued and that true family can be chosen. These lessons help him build his self-esteem and understand the complexities of relationships, something he lacked at home. Ultimately, the gang offers him a sense of identity and purpose that his family could not provide.
