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Loyalty and Risk: Johnny's Journey in The Outsiders

Follow Johnny's emotional journey from feeling loathed to finding support among the Greasers, risking his life for his gang and friends. Discover how loyalty and fear shape his actions in this classic novel by S.E. Hinton.

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Loyalty and Risk: Johnny's Journey in The Outsiders

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  1. Quote: “Sixteen years ain’t long enough.” Johnny “The Outsiders” p. 1-180 Ima Student February 9, 2012 Literacy p. 4 He feels attacked and loathed by mother. He feels supported and valued by Greasers. He considered killing himself, but now afraid to die. He is loyal and part of the gang family. He risked murdering for Pony. He risked his life for children at the church fire. He didn’t finish school. He is loyal to his gang. He carries a switchblade. He can’t read well, but loves Gone With the Wind. He is jumpy and afraid after being attacked by the Socs. He is small in stature, and afraid to stand up for his ideas.

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