Monologue Of Joey

Chapter three begins with Josh and Joey disembarking the train, and heading toward the small town the train stopped in. Joey’s face was swollen with tears, and Josh barely had enough strength to carry on. Though the boys were hungry, Josh was too softened by grief to approach anyone for food. Apparently, some of the men on the train bought a couple of groceries and they offered Josh and Joey to eat with them. Declining on joining the other men, they accepted a can of beans, and grieved the loss of Howie in silence.

“My name is Ponyboy Curtis.” I started. I didn’t know why I introduced myself, the only people here already knew who I was, but it just felt right, like I had to. “I was a good friend of Johnny, and he was a good friend to me.” I choked back my tears, there was no going back

After being escorted by the police to the hospital me and Ponyboy dashed with excitement to Johnny’s room. Before we could get even an inch in the door the doctor stopped us in our tracks. The doctor said “he is dying”. Before I could think I pulled out two-bit's switchblade. I wasn't going to let some punk doctor keep me from seeing my friend. Instead of what I thought the doctor was going to do he let us see Johnny.

I kept writing. It was hard, but I could get everything off of my chest. I could explain to people what had happened to me. I could tell my English teacher. It was a little hard, but I didn’t cry. I couldn’t cry. Greasers didn’t cry.

This concept provides contrast and diversity in the author’s message of coming of age as a family. After the bombing Kenny sees Joey ,after thinking she was dead, and mourns, “Oh, you’ll probably see them nest. He takes you around to see your family before you go.” (187).The startled and confused Joey then complains, “What’s wrong with you Kenny? How come you looking so funny?” (187). Although no sign of Joey’s lack of change is visible, the point of this dialogue is to show the innocents that joey represents in the novel. Her symbolism of lack of aging and maturity is important to understand because overall, her symbol adds up to so much more than inocents, it adds up to a deeper understanding of the symbolism that the author uses throughout the

In the book, it says “Mike is getting a bad break, you know. He’s a good player.”(pg36) This shows how Joey cares about his brother, and wants the best for him. Also in the book, Mike gives Joey rides to school which shows he wants Joey to be safe and will take care of his brother. There relationship has trust and friendship in

I could smell English Leather shaving lotion and stale tobacco, and I wondered foolishly if I would suffocate before they did anything.

The boys were returning from lunch out when they saw that the church was aflame. They went to talk to a school teacher and he explained that they were having a school picnic when they saw the church. Everyone around heard screaming inside so Ponyboy and Johnny gallantly ran inside to save whoever it was. They found where the screaming came from and threw the unharmed kids out of the window, but got into some trouble themselves. Ponyboy made it out with a concussion and a couple burns. Johnny, however, had a burning timber fall on his back, paralyzing him and many 3rd-degree burns which unfortunately killed him. He died a hero,

He makes sure that his friend Joey has a ride home from

When Winnie gets kidnapped by the Tucks. The man in the yellow suit sees Winnie and the Tucks walking through the woods. He follows them back to there house, steels there horse, then heads back to the fosters house and tells them he knows where their daughters at but he ain't telling them… only under one condition, if they trade their family land , that they have had forever, for the way to their daughter.

When German and English soldiers both want Joey, one suggests that King Solomon had an answer but it wasn't very practical in this case. Albert says he asked God to help him save the horse because, when it's all said and done, it's up to Him. At the end when they have the auction for Joey the old man says something like

Rory knows that this is not the kind of life his wife Joey would want to be living and he has known the end was coming for a while now. They were able to get a lot longer with Joey than expected at first. Rory Feek explained how it is now time for his wife to go home.

In conclusion, Mike and Joey love each other to death. The Fisher brothers relationship

When Dally went to Windrixville to help and protect Johnny and Ponyboy, he knew he was going to get into trouble with the police. He brought them to a local Dairy Queen. When they returned to the church they had been staying at, it was in flames and were told there were young children inside. Pony and Johnny ran in to save the kids, but Dally ran in to save Johnny. He saved Johnny now, but he cannot do anything in the future.

First off, every time there has been a death in Sugarloaf no one knows where Joey was at the time of the deaths. In the case of his fathers death no one was around so Joey could’ve spooked Shieka, which caused her to step on Teds head killing him. Then as his mom was searching for him in the woods during the night something jumped out of the woods and knocked her over the edge of the cliff. In the case of the campers’ death he had ran off because he was frustrated but showed up later on. And lastly as Bill Sikes the caretaker was looking for Joey after he had ran off, Bill was brutally killed, his head barely attached to his head like he was a prisoner being executed. ☺ Even the next morning Joey woke up in bloodstained clothes which further gives the illusion that he could be the killer since he is never around when the murders happen. “Everywhere dark stains covered his clothes. Bloodstains. Still wet, still sticky (Saul 224). This quote clearly shows that for some reason the morning the Bill Sikes was killed that Joey had wet bloodstains on his clothes but had no idea where they had come from since at the time Joey did not know that Bill had been killed. It’s like Joey has an alter ego and when he slips into that other reality he no longer can remember what he is doing or has any control over his actions. Its like Joey is a mad dog. ☺ Where he