The whole conflict that lead to Bob dying started when Bob was beating up Ponyboy and Johnny disliked that. Also Johnny and Ponyboy are like friends so they stick up for each other, and help each other. They are in the same “gang” and that's what gangs do. After Johnny had enough of Bob beating up Ponyboy he came up behind Bob and stabbed him. Johnny really didn't have a choice on harming Bob because it looked like Bob was going to kill Ponyboy if Johnny didn't do anything. Ponyboy kept telling everyone that it was him who killed Bob because he couldn't face that Johnny…
Johnny Cade is considered as a hero because of his courage, sacrifice & determination. Heroes can be described many ways. The heroes in this world are the ones that do good for others. Not having super heroes like superman doesn’t matter, but not having heroes does. Therefore anyone can be a hero, just…
Johnny is selfless because he took care of ponyboy when they stayed in the church. He went to the store, he played cars with him and kept him…
What makes a person a hero? Perhaps heroism is defined by a large muscular figure, an unwavering bravery, and cape. This isn't always the case, however. In the book The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton, Johnny Cade is a hero. He risked his life for others and was able to step-up and overcome his personal fears when others needed help. Johnny inadvertently finds that helping others gives his life meaning and worth.…
Heroes are strong and brave. A hero is someone who saves someones life and sacrifices themselves for another. Ponyboy is a hero. Johnny kills someone, but it was done in heroism. Dally is a hero. However, a hero does not have to be a perfect person, they can do bad things sometimes.…
What do you think defines a hero? Heroes in S.E. Hinton's The Outsiders help people a lot. Johnny, Darry, and Dally are all heroes because they help people in different ways.…
The Outsiders is an adolescent book about a gang of young adults and teens in the 60’s. They encounter a lot problems along the way and almost all of the characters emerge as heroes at one point. Everyone's definition of a hero is different, so everyone will have a different person who they think was the most heroic. My definition of a hero is someone who is selfless, kind, brave, someone who helps people, and someone who risks their lives for others. I think that Johnny best fits this description perfectly.…
Johnny acts like a hero in two parts of the book. First of all he acts like a hero in the fire where he saves those kids, anyone that's going to risk their lives for someone else is a so called hero. Secondly he acts like a hero when he is on his deathbed at the hospital and Johnny comes in to talk to him before he goes, and he tells Ponyboy to “stay gold”.…
Johnny seems to fit the most in the definition of a hero. In The Outsiders, he sacrificed his life of being in the outside world for Pony. He killed Bob when the Socs were drowning Ponyboy. He also keeps going on even with his conflicts at home. In Chapter 6, Johnny, Pony, and Dally pull up to there hideout. Both Johnny and Pony run into save the kids. He ends up breaking his back from a piece of falling timber. Another piece of evidence that shows he is a hero is that . Furthermore,…
Johnny showed he was a hero during the Outsiders. First, Johnny saved Pony from getting drowned by a Soc. Johnny explained “They were drowning you, Pony, they might have killed you.” (Hinton 57). This means…
Ponyboy and Johnny fell asleep in the park and Pony didn’t wake up until it was about two in the morning he had to run home because he was supposed to be back earlier. When he walked into his house Darry started to yell at him because he was late and then he hit Pony. No one has ever hit him so he went back to Johnny and said that they're going to run away. At first they just walked to the park and when they got there soc’s…
Johnny is a brave hero. From his brave demeanour to his humble actions and extreme loyalty he was definitely gallant. Hero is defined as "a person who is idolized or admired for his/her actions. Johnny was known as a hero after and shortly before his death. He had his hardships but still stayed brave.…
Hero. A misused and overused term all across the globe. Take the most iconic hero for instance: Superman. Is he a hero? Yes he may have saved many lives, but is that what makes a hero?…
First of all, Johnny overcame is lifelong fear in order to save his pal, Ponyboy. Johnny had brutal and tragic past. Johnny’s parent abused Johnny every single day. Johnny was also brutally beaten up by the socials. “Johnny’s face was cut up and bruised and swollen, and there was a wide gash from his temple to his cheekbone.” (pg 32) Johnny was covered with blood and he was threatened to death by the socials. Despite this hurting past, Johnny stood against the socials. When Ponyboy was drowning by the socials at the park, Johnny stood against the socials and stabbed Bob, who was the formal leader of the social gang. This is one heroic quality Johnny has. Not only the hero should be able to fight and defeat the villain, the hero should be able to fight and overcome his/her own fear. By overcoming their fear, they will grow, learn and eventually become stronger and invincible.…
Is a hero just a mystery person wearing tights and having super strength, speed, or someone that saves the world every five minutes.According to dicrionary.com their are six different definitions of a hero. The first definition of a hero is…