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The Outsiders Narrative Report
INTRODUCTION

Me: Today we are going to be interview Sodapop Curtis!

Soda: Hello everyone!

INTERVIEW

1. Me: Now we are going to start with the interview. What was it like after your mom and dad passed away?

Soda: It was hard for Ponyboy,Darry, and I. We got through it by leaning on each other. Now Darry and I have to Take care of Ponyboy.

2. Me: What happened to make Ponyboy run?

Soda: Well Pony got home late because he fell asleep in the lot. Darry and I were worried sick about him! And when he got home he was back sassing to Darry so he hit him then Ponyboy ran.

3. Me: Did Pony kill the Soc?

Soda: No Johnny Cade Killed the Soc. The Socs were drowning Ponyboy and Johnny was sticking up for him. Then he stabbed the Soc with a switchblade. …show more content…
Me: How did johnny get hurt in the first place?

Soda: Pony, Dally, and, Johnny were in a burning up church. Then a board fell on him and got hurt. Then they rushed him to the ambulance.

5. Me: How did you take it when Johnny passed?

Soda: It was very sad. When i found out I cried a little. Then i realized he is in a better place now.

6. Me: What did Dally do to get himself killed?

Soda: Well after johnny died he got really depressed. Johnny was the only person he really loved so he robbed a bank at gunpoint. Then the clerk called the cops and the cops shot him.

7. Me: Who won the BIG
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