Ponyboy And Johnny Monologue

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Ponyboy,

Well I guess you got into some trouble, huh? Darry and me nearly went nuts when you ran out like that. Darry is awful sorry he hit you. You know he didnt mean it. And then you and Johnny turned up missing and what with that dead kid in the park and Dally getting hauled into the station, well it scared us something awful. The police came by to question us and we told them as much as we could. I cant believe little old Johnny could kill somebody. I know Dally knows where you are, but you know him. He keeps his trap shut and wont tell me nothing. Darry hasnt got the slightest notion where your at and its nearly killing him. I Wish youd come back and turn yourselves in but I guess you cant since Johnny might get hurt. You sure are famous. you got a paragraph in the newspaper even. Take care and say hi to Johnny for us.

-Sodapop Curtis.

Sodapop, …show more content…
Also that were safe and you don’t have to worry about us. I miss you all so much but I have to stay here with Johnny. He did nothin wrong he was just protecting me and himself. If Johnny hadn't of killed that Soc Bob then he would have killed me. Johnny saved my life now I have to stay with him, it's the only thing that I feel is right. I ain't mad at Darry for hitting me anymore if anything I miss him very much.When I was at the park I was going to sit there for sometime and come back after. But then the Socs came and made it worse. I want to come home but I can't leave Johnny it's not right. I can’t leave him alone. I know what you mean I can’t believe out of everyone Johnny killed him. I never expected him to do that but he did it for self defense. Im sorry you had to face the police because of us. Thank you for understanding why we have to stay

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