The Desperation On Johnny 's Face

I remembered Johnny—his face all cut up and bruised, and I remembered how he had cried when we found him, half- conscious, in the corner lot.

Tom’s lower lip trembled. “It’s my fault,” he whispered, his eyes shiny with tears. “I was so young, and I didn't know how to stop...”

“There, we can see your beautiful face again,” she says, depositing the washcloth into the murky water, and extracts the bandages and tape from the medical kit. “It's not bleeding, but knowing you, you'll figure a way to open it up again.” She grins.

Violence can easily destroy a lot of objects or it can make people badly injured. It is true that violence is not a good thing. But in S.E Hinton’s The Outsiders, Johnny is impacted by violence positively because the violence from his parents when he was a child, it is hard for him to understand love. After Johnny becomes a teenager, he kills Bob for saving Ponyboy, and he runs into church to save children, which causes him to stay gold.

Glancing towards Joanne, Roy wearily asked, “What does that mean as far as his recovery? I mean, you said it could be about six months, and that isn’t that much longer…”

Trying to not let the shaking of his hands and legs show. Abraham softened, his head and shoulders sagged. “I’m… so sorry.” Abraham muttered ruefully.

Jake slowed his stride and took a deep breath, easing the sharp burn below his ribcage. The bloodstain and the hole in his shirt reflected the bullet’s damage. It had nicked him good, but he figured he’d still fared better than Duvall. The outlaw required doctoring and he’d probably head to the nearest town. Jake needed to warn the sheriff, but first, his obligation went to the civilian who’d trod into a gunfight he knew nothing about. For that, Jake owed him the decency to make sure he wasn’t hurt. He grimaced at the delay and closed the distance between him and the boy.

The man named John spoke next, his expression and his words quite friendly. However, the tone of his voice was something else, hostile even, and something about him sent chills down the man 's spine.

"Woah." Jasper said in a surprised tone as he stumbled back a little, his hand on his head in pain. You immediately step towards him in concern and hold him steady. Murphy scoffed in the background, but you decided to ignore it as Jasper was your only concern at the

"He… He just got so angry and he started throwing things and then… then he got a hold of me and I tried to get him to st-top. Everything hurts so much Roy."

“I was supposed to meet Roy, but he must of had other plans that he forgot about.”

“Master Hyde!” He must tell off Poole; the man seemed incapable of speaking quietly-- “Do you need help, Sir?”

“What? Don’t you know how to use a syringe? I thought you were used to it.”

“You could get sick too.” Justin told him, though it was far too late now anyway.

“What?” Charles said. He looked with a face that read how horribly sorry he was for making me sit through this