Three Month, Five Day: A Fictional Narrative

Johnny had to kill Bob to save Ponyboy because there was no other way around. He couldn’t have stopped them because they were drunk and looking for a fight. (pg 44 and 55) He couldn’t have fought them without a weapon because it would have been a one on five.(pg 55) He had to stab Bob to make them stop because they wouldn’t have run away. They would have drowned Ponyboy.(pg 56 and 57) To save himself and his friend, the defendant had to stab Bob. It made them scared and run away because they had the sole thought of harming both of them so Johnny had to act fast before he was going to be killed along with Ponyboy.

“You’re hurt,” Tom stated, his laconic responses beginning to grate on Booker’s nerves. “He hurt you.”

* Kayo Dugan tells the cops 39pages of Johnny’s plans. Due to father Barry’s influence to speak up.

Harley climbed into the chute the second time ready for a fight. The bull shot out surprising Harley making him fall off of the bull and kicking him in the head. He laid there the medical crew hanging over him trying to help. After ten minutes they got him in the ambulance going to the hospital.

After he got picked Johnny and him went to the movies to get his mind of who he is going to wrestle. When they were at the movies they saw pretty girls so they followed them to talk to them.

Well running away they are reunited with Dallas later they cross paths with a burning church action must be taken to safe some kids traped inside. Ponyboy goes into the church Johnny chooses to follow. They save the children but at a terrible praise Johnny is crushed by a rafter beam and breaks his back, Dallas and Ponyboy are also burned. Because they saved the kids, they became heroes; but that does very little to help Johnny who was put in critical care. When he hears of this Ponyboy becomes upset with himself for allowing Johnny to follow him. Well both Dallas and Johnny are in the hospital the whole gang become scared for them but ponyboy takes it the hardest this is displayed when they said “We both begged and pleaded.(119)” because they were unable to see Johnny. After Johnny’s health worsens Ponyboy goes into denial refusing to expect it. Ponyboy feels more guilty when it becomes clear Johnny will not make it this is inferred when it is written that ”He was pale as the pillow and looked

Darry opened door confused so, Johnny explained how his parents kicked him out and he had nowhere to go. Darry let him in and said he could stay as long as he wanted. He also, told him that if he needed anything to don’t be hesitant to ask anybody in the gang. They would be happy to help. That kind of brightened Johnny’s mood up, but he was still more sad than anything. He couldn’t believe his parents actually kicked him out. Even though his parents treated him poorly he still loved them dearly. For the time being he would just have to be happy with his life the way it is because it would be that way for a

Broken back, close to dead, I wouldn’t be able to live with myself. I can’t believe how I acted to all my victims. Destroying their lives by making them so down they can’t get back up. I hoped with all my heart that Johnny would make it. Though, when he said, “I can’t feel anything below the middle of my back”, I knew it was close to the end for him, and nobody could do anything but pray. Ponyboy then said, “You’ll be OK... you gotta be.” This brought me back to thinking about how if this was me, I wouldn’t have someone coming to comfort me, no friends to sit at by my bed. I didn’t have anyone which is why I tried to make others like me by bullying them. As Johnny closed his eyes to rest a minute, Pony started silently crying. If he had just done a few things different, they wouldn't be in this mess at all, Johnny would be OK, life would be good for them. I tried to imagine what Pony was feeling, but

He wasn’t sure he wanted to know what Booker and the uniform officers had found hidden within the walls of Holland’s house of horrors. The reality of it all was becoming too tangible, too confronting, and he didn't know if he was emotionally equipped to deal with the fallout.

Johnny is discharged from the hospital on June 1, but he continues going every day for x-rays until June 20, when he returns home to Connecticut. His physical activity is restricted, but he occupies his time in his science workshop in the garage and with visits from friends and relatives, all the while worrying about his financial and emotional expense on others.

After Johnny found out his sister was sleeping with Dominic, he blew up Brian O’Connor’s car. After racing Jesse when racing for pink slips, he kills Jesse in a drive-by shooting.

Bennett Miller was not calm.  He was, in fact, further from calm than he had been since he grew out of his tantrum-throwing phase as a toddler.  He tried to keep himself from letting out a sob as he furiously wiped silent tears from his cheeks.  Ben straightened his red bowtie, but wished he had chosen clothes that were less conspicuous.  He didn’t want to be noticed today.  For the first time in months, he regretted coming out of the closet.

My eyes darted to the clock. 3:10 a.m. Still, I couldn't sleep. Frustrated, I combed my fingers through my hair. I couldn't make this interface work properly. I dissected the code line by line, but, after another hour, I finally gave up, telling myself that I could solve it the next day.

“Lovienthal, V.Q., start collecting firewood, Billy and Ryan see if you guys can make some sort of cooking grill,” he ordered. The guys didn’t say anything back to Johnny. They just did as they’d been told and inured his imperious attitude for his benefit. They knew Johnny had just taken a serious shot to his ego being overruled and they weren’t going to push him any further tonight.

Despite the horrible abuse that the Joker inflicts on Harley in their relationship, Harley remains submissive and loyal to him. The past animated character