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The climax of The Outsiders includes the part where Johnny kills Bob, and he (Johnny) and Ponyboy hide after fleeing from home. However, a church fire occurs while Johnny and Ponyboy are on their hideout. Although Johnny, Ponyboy, and Dally were able to save children from the burning fire, Johnny gets injured, and this ultimately results in his death after he and Ponyboy return from hiding. Ponyboy meets up with his brothers, makes up his mind to avoid all forms of violence, and starts writing a story of his experiences.
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The Jewish were treated horribly. They never deserved such treatment, and the way Hitler thought of them was worse. To him, they were lower-class beings with no special meaning to him. Many people treated them like that because Hitler made them seem like horrible people that deserve to be treated like trash. I believe that these actions were harsh, and never needed to be there in the first place.
What story does this go to?
I see myself as a basketball player honestly just follow ur dreams anything is possible
