what does the doctor say is going to happen to johnny and dally the book is called The Outsiders the author is S.E Hinton

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ioda3 years ago

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The doctor says that Johnny may or may not live. He keeps talking about IF Johnny lives. He says that Johnny has broken his back, and if he does not die, he will be crippled for the rest of his life. He also says that he will never be able to walk again because Johnny is paralyzed from the neck down when the roof of the church falls on his back.

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