Authors Note: This is a cause and effect piece on the book
The outsiders. Warning if you want to read this book this piece contains spoilers.
For Ponyboy life has always be rough. To start things off
his parents were kill in a car crash leaving him and his three brothers to live
and flight on there on. To add on to that he runs with a gang called the
greaser that are considered low class and are at war with their opposing gang the
Socs, the rich city kids that have their life on a silver platter. The event
that I will be explain is when Jonny shot Bob a popular Soc in self defense.
The effects it had on the story were. Johnny looks like a
murderer, it also brings the Soc greaser conflict to a boiling point. After the
police get wind of Johnny killing someone Ponyboy and Dallas are trying to hide
him they stumble across a church that’s on fire, Johnny and Ponyboy rush in to save whoever is inside.
After saving the people inside the church starts to fall and Johnny throw pony
out a window to save him, but a piece of timber catches Johnny, tares open his
back and brakes his spine. He later dies in a hospital. The effects on the
story if this never happened would have been Johnny would go to jail and would
be died but on the flip side it helps the Greaser and Socs realize that they
need to stop fight or more people could get killed.
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