Pony Boy Monologue

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“Ponyboy run for it!”,I yell to him David chasing after him,and pony doged there first atemt then he was caught both arms twisted behind his back and legs gripped by the arms of two socs while they hadnt caught me yet,I was still running.The socs broght pony boy to bob and he pointed tweords the fountain with no hesitation and with that pony boy was head first drowning in a fountain of freezing cold water.As I was runnning from the socs I saw ponyboy as blue as a blue berry trying to hold his breath in.”I can t see this,I need to do somthing” I cryed.It was then that I rememberd I had thatswisarmy knife in my back pocket but I felt Heroism Revenge and Rushed for time but I also felt Question,confused and disbelefe.Eiether way I had to even thought I would be a murderer.With that I Stabed Bob in the heart and he slowly fell to the ground and then colapst onto the cold pavment.
“I can’t believe I just did that”I needed a minute or five to think of what I had done so I sat next to ponyboy and waited for …show more content…

“Dally,he can help us out of this one” pony exclaimed so we went to dallys to make a plan,get materials and leave town before the murder is in the paper.When we got to dally’s house his friend buck showed up to the door beer in hand.when we told him we had to see dally he refused and then pony

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