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    he replies saying not to make fun of it. Cherry thought it was absurd that she could ever make fun of someones name and says it s a wonderful and original name. Dally comes back and hands each girl a drink, Cherry throws it back in his face. He tries to make a move on her but Johnny asks him to stop, no one but Johnny could get away with telling Dally off without getting a beating. Dally leaves the movies and the girls ask Pony and Johnny to sit with them. They talk for a while and watch the…

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    answer the question, are Tyrone and Johnny responsible for Eric Morse’s death? There is no right answer to this question since based on one's personal opinion and definition of responsibility. The universal definition responsibility is ”the opportunity or ability to act independently and make decisions without authorization.” In my opinion regarding this scenario responsibility matters because it's the answer to whether Johnny and Tyrone are guilty or not. Johnny and Tyrone have many reasons to…

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    promised initially may not always go as planned when it is put to the test. John Irving’s A Prayer for Owen Meany, tells the story of Johnny Wheelwright, a boy growing up in Gravesend, New Hampshire, struggling with identity and faith. But one cannot tell the story of Johnny Wheelwright without including Owen Meany, the tiny, dwarflike boy who is the only reason Johnny believes in God. Owen is a major spiritual character and his actions have direct correlations with those of Johnny’s. Throughout…

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    One day John Marston was riding on a trail from town back to home. On the way home there were lots of wagons speeding past John with scared looks on their faces. As he got closer to home, he saw smoke coming over the hill right where his house is. So John sped up and his horse was in a full sprint, faster and faster his horse went, but home seemed to be getting farther away. Thirty minutes past till he finally made it home, but it was too late the house was already burned to the ground. He…

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    the outburst of poetry from Ponyboy when he and Johnny were at the church. “‘Too bad it couldn’t stay like that all the time.’ ‘Nothing gold can stay.’ I was remembering a poem I’d read once. ‘What?’ ‘Nature’s first green is gold, Her hardest hue to hold. Her early leaf’s a flower; But only so an hour. Then leaf subsides to leaf. So Eden sank to grief, So dawn goes down to day. Nothing gold can stay.’’” Some readers may brush it off thinking that it was an unimportant and random piece of the…

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    The Outsiders Movie Essay

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    Ponyboy and Johnny, who is a kid that hangs in the Greaser’s gang, go walking in the park until a group of Socs jumps them. A group of the Socs tried drowning Ponyboy, so Johnny kills one of the Socs for self defense. Johnny and Ponyboy then run away from the law and hide in an old abandoned church. One day they come back to the church and it was on fire, so they went into the church and saved the kids. Johnny ended up dying in the hospital from the severe wounds, but Ponyboy survived. Johnny…

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    The first way that Irving shows pleasure and discomfort was through Rev. Lewis Merrill. In this scene, Johnny is mesmerized by the significance of Owen's death. He addresses Dan Needam and Rev. Merrill about his sudden belief in God and that miracles are real. Johnny posed a question asking Dan whether or not he believed Owen's death was a miracle. Dan replied by telling Johhny that he wasn't going to contradict Johnny's belief. Johnny then pose another question emphasizing on whethere or not…

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    being born with innocence. When children are first released to the world, their parents shield them from the dreadful surroundings that make up the earth. Johnny, in The Outsiders, is considered the gangs pet. "If you can picture a little dark puppy that has been kicked too many times and is lost in a crowd of strangers, you'll have Johnny....He was the gang's pet, everyone's kid brother" He has been sheltered in purity, and even at 16 he still had his innocence.…

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    choices impact him by separating him from his brothers Sodapop and Darry, making him change his self concept, and hurting his friend johnny. Ponyboys choice to to run away impacts his life by him having to leave his brothers, Sodapop and Darry in Tulsa. This put Pony in even harsher living conditions. The choice was made after Johnny killed Bob in the fight. The choice was made because they were greaser (low class teenagers) and they have bad reputations and were involved…

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    but luckily, he is able to get a second chance. Terry is able to achieve a class status in the end when he decides to take down Johnny Friendly and his gang. In the taxi scene, Terry realizes that it was Johnny and his brother that made him a bum. Terry accuses his brother Charley of making him lose the title shot of being a boxing champion. Earlier, it reveals that Johnny and Charley demands…

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