Dally and Johnny Similarities and Differences in S.E. Hinton´s Outsiders
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Imagine a life where danger lurks in every corner, and there is no hope for a shooting star to appear. This is how Dally and Johnny,two characters from S.E Hinton’s, The Outsiders, live everyday. One welcomes this trouble while the other cowers away. Dally Winston and Johnny Cade are two characters who although very different, have very similar characteristics. Johnny and Dallas are two very similar characters. For example, they both have neglectful parents. Dally was jailed at the age of ten and spent three years on the deleterious side of New York.He became hard and cold, with a hatred of the world, all because he didn’t get the proper attention. Dally himself mentions, "Blast it, Johnny, what do they matter? Shoot, my old man don't give a hang whether I'm in jail or dead in a car wreck or drunk in the gutter. That don't bother me none." Dally is spitting out evidence of his dad’s negligence and shows the irresponsible personality of him. If Dally had been given affection, maybe he would not have been jailed, start gangs, accost others, and be a delinquent. ...
In this essay, the author
- Analyzes how dally and johnny, two characters from s.e. hinton's the outsiders, live everyday. one welcomes trouble while the other cowers away.
- Compares johnny and dallas, who both have neglectful parents. dally was jailed at the age of ten and spent three years on the deleterious side of new york.
- Concludes that johnny and dally are very similar.
- Analyzes how dally and johnny, two characters from s.e. hinton's the outsiders, live everyday. one welcomes trouble while the other cowers away.
- Compares johnny and dallas, who both have neglectful parents. dally was jailed at the age of ten and spent three years on the deleterious side of new york.
- Concludes that johnny and dally are very similar.
- Analyzes how dally and johnny have many differences. johnny is law-abiding, while johnny doesn't. he's proud of his police record and brags about it.
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- Explains that everyone that is friends with dally and johnny recognizes that they are as different as night and day. their resilient friendship is a result of their contrasting personalities.
- Analyzes how dally winston is a rowdy teenager who gets into trouble with the police. his careless personality makes him the most charismatic character in the novel.
- Analyzes how johnny cade is the opposite of dally. he is a quiet, scared boy who keeps his mouth shut at any sign of danger.
- Explains that everyone that is friends with dally and johnny recognizes that they are as different as night and day. their resilient friendship is a result of their contrasting personalities.
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- Analyzes how johnny cade is the opposite of dally. he is a quiet, scared boy who keeps his mouth shut at any sign of danger.
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- Analyzes how johnny and dally place little value on their own lives.
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- Analyzes how johnny cade and dallas winston, from s.e. hinton's the outsiders, are close friends despite their differences.
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- Analyzes how the book the outsiders introduces two characters that have similarities and differences, but they are family to one another. johnny cade and dallas winston have problems of their own.
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- Explains that johnny and dally have a lot of similarities, they both have abusive parents who are not concerned about them.
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- Compares how johnny and dally are different, stating that johnny is sensitive, but not as bad. johnny was brave to go through the struggle of his dad’s abuse and the socs.
- Explains that although johnny and dally have a lot in common, they both care about one another, and that is all that matters.
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- Analyzes how johnny and dally have a few similarities. both characters have neglectful parents, and johnny's parents have no chance of winning the "parent of the year award."
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- Analyzes how johnny and dally have a few similarities. both characters have neglectful parents, and johnny's parents have no chance of winning the "parent of the year award."
- Analyzes how johnny and dally are analogous. ponyboy thinks johnny is talking nonsense when he says "the fuzz was gettin' him for breaking out the windows in a school building."
- Analyzes how johnny and dally have many similarities that make them care about each other and become like brothers.
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- Analyzes how s.e. hinton's novel the outsiders demonstrates how two completely different characters, johnny and dally, can have significant similarities.
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- Analyzes how johnny and dally are major characters in se hinton's "the outsiders" about friendship, rivalry, stereotypes, trust, and family relationships set in the 1960s of america.
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- Analyzes how johnny's role in the novel is the gang’s pet. everyone wants to help and confront johnny. dally plays the opposite of johnny in his role.
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- Analyzes how johnny and dally are very contrasting characters in the novel. they are both greasers, and both have parents that are not there for them when they are really needed.
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- Analyzes how johnny and dally play major roles in ponyboy's life. johnny is a soft greaser, and johnny reflects hatred and sensitivity.
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- Explains that some people are heroes based on their actions, sayings, personality and much more. the greasers proved to be the heroes in the story, not the beloved socs
- Analyzes how ponyboy fears and dislikes dallas winston because of his controversial, callous personality, but dally helps them escape the town by giving them money, clothes, and directions to leave the city.
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- Explains that some people are heroes based on their actions, sayings, personality and much more. the greasers proved to be the heroes in the story, not the beloved socs
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- Opines that ponyboy is a hero because he knows the value of education. he works hard and does well, with the hope of receiving college scholarships.
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- Analyzes how johnny and dally are bonded by similarities and differences to become like brothers in s.e. hinton's novel, the outsiders.
- Compares johnny and dally in the sense of a bad home life. johnny lives with his mother and father, who constantly beat him and argue with each other.
- Analyzes how johnny and dally's views on life are similar to each other. they are bonded by their differences.
- Analyzes how johnny and dally are bonded by similarities and differences to become like brothers in s.e. hinton's novel, the outsiders.
- Compares johnny and dally in the sense of a bad home life. johnny lives with his mother and father, who constantly beat him and argue with each other.
- Analyzes how johnny and dally's views on life are similar to each other. they are bonded by their differences.
- Compares the personalities of dally and johnny, stating that johnny is a kind, gentle boy who cares for others.
- Compares the deaths of johnny and dally. johnny dies a hero for his city, saves children from church fire, and is gallant.
- Analyzes how johnny and dally have been bonded by their similarities and differences in the outsiders by s.e. hinton.
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- Analyzes the similarities and differences between johnny cade and dallas winston in s.e. hinton's novel, the outsiders.
- Analyzes how johnny cade and dallas winston experience neglectful and abusive parents in s.e. hinton's story, the outsiders.
- Analyzes how johnny cade and dallas winston place a minimal value on their lives as greasers. johnny has suicidal thoughts and wants to die when he loses johnny.
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- Analyzes how johnny cade and dallas winston experience neglectful and abusive parents in s.e. hinton's story, the outsiders.
- Analyzes how johnny cade and dallas winston place a minimal value on their lives as greasers. johnny has suicidal thoughts and wants to die when he loses johnny.
- Analyzes how johnny cade is law abiding while dallas winston breaks the laws on purpose.
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- Compares johnny and dally's value of life, which is a clear comparison that they are the same.
- Compares how dally and johnny are different because of how they act to look cool and their ability to follow the law.
- Compares johnny and dally in the novel the outsiders. both have parents who don't care about them.
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1007 wordsRead More - Can some people so different be so a like? Can some people so alike be so different? Dally and Johnny are those two who are so different, but yet they are similar. In the book S.E. Hinton writes The Outsiders, Johnny Cade and Dally Winston come from two completely different backgrounds, and have completely different scruples. Yet, at the same time they are alike. Dally and Johnny’s parents both repudiate them, making Johnny and Dally mentally tough, and the boys do not value their lives. At the same time though they are different, Dally is stronger than Johnny. Though, Johnny has a soft heart and Dally would not even pay any attention if someone is dying right next to him.
In this essay, the author
- Analyzes how johnny cade and dally winston come from different backgrounds, and have different scruples, but at the same time they are alike.
- Explains that both dally and johnny are mentally tough because of their parents.
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- Analyzes how johnny cade and dally winston come from different backgrounds, and have different scruples, but at the same time they are alike.
- Explains that both dally and johnny are mentally tough because of their parents.
- Compares how johnny and dally don't value their lives because of their abusive parents.
- Analyzes how dally is like superman to johnny, fearless and strong, and how he shows off his strength to everyone, trying to make them jealous.
- Analyzes how johnny and dally's similarities and differences balance each other out.
- Analyzes how johnny and dally are similar, yet at the same time they are different. in s.e. hinton's book the outsiders, they both do not value their lives and are mentally tough.
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- Explains that dally is an angry/violent character from the outsiders. everyone is scared of him and doesn't want to get on his bad side.
- Explains that dally is a troublemaker because he mugs people and robs stores. he's gotten arrested many times and drunk.
- Analyzes how dally is jealous of the socs and how they have a better and easier life than him. the greasers are known for being bad, so they get blamed for everything.
- Explains that dally is an angry/violent character from the outsiders. everyone is scared of him and doesn't want to get on his bad side.
- Explains that dally is a troublemaker because he mugs people and robs stores. he's gotten arrested many times and drunk.
- Analyzes how dally is jealous of the socs and how they have a better and easier life than him. the greasers are known for being bad, so they get blamed for everything.
326 wordsRead More - How To Write A Persuasive Essay On The Outsidersanalytical essayMrs. Hinton’s The Outsiders was a delight to read. While I might have enjoyed it, I must disagree with who the author has chosen to base her book on and here’s why. While Hinton chose to write about a young man doomed to repeat his mistake multiple times until eventually, he sees the error of his ways. We see in the beginning Ponyboy admits that he’s not to walk alone merely because the Soc (Socials) will jump any Greaser this, of course, does not deter Ponyboy as he makes this same blunder throughout the book. Eventually, causing tension among his family and the death of three people. I do believe Hinton had two good choices there is Johnny Cage an abused teen and Dallas “Dally” Winston a hardened criminal.
In this essay, the author
- Opines that mrs. hinton's the outsiders was a delight to read, but disagrees with who has chosen to base her book on.
- Analyzes how johnny and dally both die tragically after making unwise decisions in their lives. johnny had just killed a rival member from the soc's in self-defense.
- Analyzes how dally, the most misunderstood member of the greasers, became paradoxical after witnessing johnny's death in the hospital. both young men felt hero-worship for each other.
- Opines that mrs. hinton's the outsiders was a delight to read, but disagrees with who has chosen to base her book on.
- Analyzes how johnny and dally both die tragically after making unwise decisions in their lives. johnny had just killed a rival member from the soc's in self-defense.
- Analyzes how dally, the most misunderstood member of the greasers, became paradoxical after witnessing johnny's death in the hospital. both young men felt hero-worship for each other.
- Concludes that turned a tragedy of three people into an educational moment, showing how people of different factions can handle the same issues just in diverse ways. unfortunately, this war has raged between the social classes.
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