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    Johnny Being A Hero

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    What does it take to be a hero? To be a hero it takes courage and bravery. Dally‚Ponyboy‚ and Johnny show being a hero in so many different ways. Dally shows his through helping others through hard times. He saves his friends life from a fire. Ponyboy saves kids lives from a burning down church. Johnny saved people’s lives‚ helps his friend when he needs it the most‚ and stood up to soc’s and used self defense against them. To be a hero it takes a lot of work. First‚ Dally through his life showed

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    “Stay gold‚ Ponyboy‚ stay gold‚” Those are the words that Johnny wrote to Ponyboy before his tragic death. Johnny wanted to let Ponyboy and his best friends know that life goes on and just because there is hardships‚ there still is happiness in the world and that the grass is always greener on the other side. I believe that if Dally had not been killed then all of the gang’s lives would go on living the motto of Johnny. Dally would be alive and still heartbroken from Johnny’s death but he would know

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    Is Johnny A Hero Essay

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    Johnny Do you know what a hero is? A hero to me is someone who has courage to stand up against things and that risks his own life for something small. They are also outstanding achievements. “Y’all were heroes from the beginning.” (Hinton‚107) I believe that someone in the book “The Outsiders” named Johnny is a hero. He is because he saved Ponyboy‚ he saved all the kids from the church that caught on fire‚ and he gave Dally something to live for. Ponyboy and Johnny fell asleep in the park and

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    Johnny Nolan Monologue

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    We are gathered here today to honor the life and memory of Johnny Nolan. Johnny was a man who had a great heart‚ and was admired by everyone around him. He was a man who valued his family very much and always had good intentions for them‚ even though it didn’t always work out the way he had planned. Johnny desired the finest education available to his children‚ he understood that his kids taking the route of education was their ticket to escaping from the poverty within in the family. When his daughter

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    impossible‚ but in S.E. Hinton’s novel The Outsiders‚ it is not possible. Johnny Cade and Dallas Winston are similar because both characters have uncaring parents and they care for each other. With all the similarities they have their many differences‚ Johnny is the most law abiding and Dally is the least and their personalities are nothing alike. Thus‚ Dallas and Johnny have significant similarities and huge differences. Dally and Johnny have a very significant similarity and that is they have uncaring

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    gentlemen had nothing on Johnny Cade.” The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton is about a group of greasers from Tulsa‚ OK during the mid-1960’s who battle with rich Socs and about the main character/narrator Ponyboy growing up. One character that stands out in the story is Johnny because he greatly impacts the plot. He is a dynamic character that has an ironic change in the way he acts and is a round character who shows multiple sides of his emotions. Three characteristic traits about Johnny are nervous‚ caring

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    Johnny Dept

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    The Comparison of Danger in ’Disabled’ and ’Out‚ Out’- This is a comparative study‚ which will talk about the theme of danger in the two poems “Disabled” by Wilfred Owen and “Out‚ Out-“by Robert Frost. “Disabled” is based on an injured solider who discovers joining war does not give him full respect and be counted as a hero when returning back to the country. “Out‚ Out-“ is based on the young hearted child doing a man’s job. The two poems deal with the common theme of danger. ’Disabled’ starts

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    Johnny’s Eulogy Johnny was a nice and I respected him. To us he was brave enough to save people’s lives. I respected Johnny‚ and how he put up with the abuse by his dad. I have never heard him complain either. Sure‚ he’d talk about it‚ but I never heard him complain. Even though he had a tough life he was always happy. I remember watching him save those kids in the burning church‚ risking and putting his life in danger. Only thing on his mind was the safety of those around him. It’s going

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    Johnny Character Analysis

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    hesitate‚ he looked determined and ran into the burning building. Johnny did hesitate‚ but followed Ponyboy into the church. The two were committed to risking their own lives to save the lives of the children. This continues to show how brave they are and how loyal they are to each other. Finally‚ Dally was very emotional during the last moments of Johnny’s life. He broke down and cried‚ which is out of character for Dally. He begged Johnny not to die‚ and then turned around and punched a wall. He left

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    Johnny the Leader One peaceful afternoon all things were calm and everyone was singing and happy. Then out of nowhere a jet zooms past Johnny’s house and he watches it crash into the Twin Towers. “Woah‚” Johnny says in awe‚ “I want to do that! That looks like fun.” Thus‚ the leader of ISIS was born. When Johnny was a little fella‚ he thought hurting people and being mean was fun so now that he is older he can get a group together and do all of what Johnny loved to do as a child. When he was a kid

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