Ponyboy is now devastated and his life will change forever. In the end, Ponyboy changes a lot and becomes a completely different person after Johnny and Dallas Winston’s death. After Johnny died Ponyboy completely changes into
Ponyboy and his gang are constantly getting into fights with the Socs. This causes Ponyboy to think poorly of all socs. He thinks they are rich kids who have perfect lives. By the end of the book, he realizes that not all SOCS are the same when he meets Cherry and Randy. When Cherry treats Ponyboy well and when Randy talks to Ponyboy like he is a human and not anything less, he realizes that not all socs
From their example, we can know that to people can become closer when they share happiness and suffering. Even though family is important to Ponyboy, Jonny is also important to him, Johnny is caring, a good companion and he is so warm. One of Johnny’s changes throughout this novel is through his actions, he become more brave. When Ponyboy and Johnny have argument with the Socs, Bob laughed at them because they are the Greasers. Johnny wants to protect Ponyboy and also himeself.
Johnny is loyal and would sacrifice his reputation to save Ponyboy’s life. Darry, one of Ponyboy’s brothers goes to work everyday to earn money for the people he loves, he does this so that his brothers could all be one family. Toghether they make it through anything. 2.) Paragraph one Ponyboy is a good person with a caring heart.
The church that Johnny and Ponyboy stayed in burnt down. Thus, Johnny died. Although they share a great deal of similarities the movie and novel are very different.
All of Pony’s greaser gang rescues him and chases the Socs away. Pony is okay, but shaken up. Later in the novel, Pony, Johnny, and Dally go to the Nightly double and meet Cherry Valance and Marcia. It, for the most part, goes well.
They run away to an abandoned church which burns down and Johnny is hurt when saving the kids inside. When Johnny is taken to the hospital, Pony reunites with his brothers, the greasers and the Socs have a huge rumble, he gets to know Randy, and Johnny and Dally die. Throughout the novel, Ponyboy’s views and
The book states that Johnny said, “‘I killed him. I killed that boy.’ Bob, the handsome Soc, was lying there in the moonlight, doubled up are still” (51). This quote shows how Johnny killed Bob while Pony was almost getting drowned to death by the other Socs. The two boys then had to go and hide somewhere since they had just committed murder.
Johnny shows Ponyboy that the world isn’t corrupt with mean people and that it is still full of good. Johnny stated in the note Ponyboy found in the book Gone With The Wild that it is was worth saving the kids even if it meant his life. He also stated that the poem in the book meant “He meant you’re gold when you’re a kid,like green… and don’t get bugged over being a greaser. You still have a lot of time to make yourself be what you want. There’s still lots of good in the world” (Hinton 178-9).
In addition, Ponyboy Curtis is another hero in the book because he stood up to the Socs to defend himself after Johnny’s death. Also, Pony wanted to take the blame for Johnny because he killed Bob instead of the charges being on Johnny. This is shown in the text “‘Listen to me, Pony. You didn’t do anything. It was your friend Johnny that had the knife.’
Johnny ends up killing one of the main Socs in the story named Bob, soon after Johnny continues running away from home with Ponyboy to an old church. Later in the story a fire happens at the church and kids are in there with no help to get out. Ponyboy and Johnny run in the church to help get the kids out, but once the kids were out some of the roof fell on Johnny leaving him needing to be rushed to the hospital right away. Days pass by and Johnny died in the hospital room while Ponyboy was looking at him. He goes home and tell everyone Johnny is dead.
Johnny saves Ponyboy from the Socs, comes up with a disguise, and saves people including Ponyboy from a burning church. For instance Johnny saves Ponyboy’s life from Socs by scaring them away. The Socs were attacking Ponyboy and Johnny had
Throughout the book Dally, Johnny, and Ponyboy face many obstacles that they must face and overcome. Dally obstacles were the Socs, jail, and Johnny, and although he could survive the Socs and jail, he couldn't survive the death of his “brother”. Johnny’s obstacles were the Socs and self - esteem, and in the end he is able to overcome his struggles with the Socs. Last Ponyboys obstacles were his brother, and the Socs, throughout the book you will notice that Ponyboy believes his brother hates him. In truth his brother loves him a lot, but Ponyboy does not realize this until something traumatizing hits his life and shows him everything he has taken for granted.
When Ponyboy was being attacked by the Socs Johnny didn't run away like a coward, Even with Johnny's fear of the Socs he accidently kills the guy that was holding Ponyboy. He is also caring towards Ponyboy when he notices how worried Soda and Darry are for Ponyboy, he decides to turn himself in. When Johnny realizes he is about to die his last thought was for Ponyboy
One of the most important moments of the novel is when the Socs almost drown Ponyboy and Johnny. If Johnny stabbing another human being just to save Ponyboy’s life doesn’t show loyalty, that is insane. In the text, Johnny says “I killed that boy” after the two boys were jumped. Johnny stabbed Bob to save Ponyboy from suffocating underneath the water with Two-Bit’s switchblade. Before Johnny died, he wrote Ponyboy a note about certain things like to “Tell Dallas to watch a sunset” because “There’s still good in the world.”
