Character Analysis Of 'Johnny In Anthony's'

In addition, Johnny is a hero because he is brave. He ran into a burning church because he wanted to save the children in the church. As Johnny was dropping off the children at the church, he saw the church starting to crumble. When he saw that he shoved Ponyboy toward the window and yelled, “‘Get Out,’” (Hinton 93). This further demonstrates that he is brave trying to save the children in the church and how h e first thought about the children when he saw the church burning. You may think that Johnny is a hood because he killed Bob, but he did that to save Ponyboy. It was also self-defense as what Dally was saying, “‘Socs in the rumble and would testify that the socs were drunk and looking for a fight and you fought back in self-defense,’”