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He risked his future and may have been put in the electric chair, “I had to. They were drowning you Pony.” In saying this, it shows that Johnny was willing to put Ponyboy's life before himself. While he and Ponyboy are in the fire, Ponyboy says Johnny said this to him, “Johnny shoved me backwards (and screamed) get out”. This once again shows how Johnny would have saved Ponyboy's life before his own.
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