Brandon Mull once said, “In short, heroism means doing the right thing regardless of the consequences.” Johnny is the person that Brandon Mull was talking about. In the book, The Outsiders by S. E. Hinton Johnny helps people no matter the consequences. Johnny is a hero because he saved the kids from the burning church, cared for others, and held the gang together.
When Johnny saved the kids from the burning church it was an act of heroism. He save the kids even if it meant his own death. He also wanted to have a new reputation. He didn't want to be known for a killer, but as a savior. He didn't want the kids to die. When he killed Bobby he was heartbroken so he tried to make it up for saving the children.
When Johnny cared for others it
When Johnny saved the kids from the burning church it was an act of heroism. He save the kids even if it meant his own death. He also wanted to have a new reputation. He didn't want to be known for a killer, but as a savior. He didn't want the kids to die. When he killed Bobby he was heartbroken so he tried to make it up for saving the children.
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