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'The Outsiders Nothing Will Be Ok'
Jokin
Ms. Margret
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May.24th
Nothing will be OK “Everything will be Ok.” “It’s going to be OK.” People can always hear this kind of sentences from others. When people get trapped in some difficult position, others who play the brave characters will encourage the people who get into trouble, whatever in the book, in the film, or in the life. It seems like “everything will be OK” is the fact. However, in the book The Outsiders, everything became worse. And the truth of the world is, things are rough all over. Johnny, the person who doesn’t have a perfectly satisfactory family, is a little bit cowardice. In order to save Ponyboy from Socs, he forces himself to revolt but he killed the leader of Socs, and things become worse. He and

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