Johnny and Ponyboy are Innocent of Murder

About 5:13 am on October 8, 1965, it was discovered that the body of Bob Sheldon lying beside the fountain in the park, he was considered to be in the pool of blood. He stabbed his back and had a scratch, he stabbed his heart and immediately killed him. A fictional witness said that the boy is a member of "Greaser Gang" who attacked and killed Bob and was trying to kill the rest. Cherry Valance claims that she walked with Johnny and Ponyboy when Bob approached them in the car and threatened both after the movie was over.

Bob who murdered Soc made Ponyboy change his personality. Pony Boy's friend Johnny killed Bob. Johnny tried to kill the pony boy and killed Bob. After this incident, I noticed that Pony Boy had to be more brave to live in this society. Immediately after the incident, he and Johnny fled to the abandoned church. A few days later, the church fired. Several children were in the church during the fire. Pony boy and Johnny were outside the church, and the pony boy decided that he had to save the children and hurry up to the church. He did not think of his own happiness. This shows the change of personality of Ponyboy. I will gladly save the children who I do not know. Ponyboy will keep changing this book

Johnny Kade is a 16 year old boy from Tulsa, Oklahoma. Johnny is suspected of killing Bob, but he should not be held responsible for his actions. One night Bob and the other four found Johnny Cade and Pony Boy Curtis in the park. That night, the boys were looking for a fight. Johnny recognized Bob and the other boys, as they previously attacked Johnny. They realized that Bob was drunk, so the boys were also worried. Bob hurt Johnny and the pony, so the boys acted in self-defense. For these reasons Johnny is not responsible for his actions.

Innocent 5: At the age of 16, Johnny was a murderer. Pony Boy knew that no one would hurt until Johnny was about to be killed by Bob and his friend. When he again met Bob, he killed him. Even though he was not satisfied with the house, fear and anger took the innocence he was able to claim once. Innocent 6: Johnny is experienced and knows how innocent he is for so many things. He did not want to die before he could experience these things, but he was not innocent, he thought he could do it. He knows that he will still die when he is young and looks unfair to him before seeing how he actually learns something.