Johnny In 'The Outsiders Stay Gold'
“I barely heard him. I came closer and leaned over to hear when he was going to say. “Stay Gold, Ponyboy. Stay gold…”’ The characters in the book The Outsiders are all loved, but the one we will all remember the most is Johnny because of his kind-loving heart and how far he will go to protect someone. The Outsiders is a book about a gang of hoods called the Greasers that stick together when getting through the hard times of being beat up by the Socs or the south side rich kids. The gang will learn to love each other, fight for each other and always stick with each other. To inform you about Johnny, he is always kind and loves everyone even without being treated that way with his harsh parents he will learn to step up and stand up for Ponyboy, give his life up for others, and his life will change because of others.
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He understands they will stop at nothing to hurt people especially there gang. So, when it came to Ponyboy being drowned he knew what to do. This evidence is found on page number 57 when Johnny says, “‘I had to. They were going to drown you, Pony. They might have killed you. And they had a blade...they were going to beat me up…’” This proves that Johnny wouldn’t kill anybody he would hurt or kill someone only if they were trying to hurt someone especially someone in the gang. This shows his love to the
He understands they will stop at nothing to hurt people especially there gang. So, when it came to Ponyboy being drowned he knew what to do. This evidence is found on page number 57 when Johnny says, “‘I had to. They were going to drown you, Pony. They might have killed you. And they had a blade...they were going to beat me up…’” This proves that Johnny wouldn’t kill anybody he would hurt or kill someone only if they were trying to hurt someone especially someone in the gang. This shows his love to the