The Outsiders Conflict Storyboard Aubrey Cueto
Siužetinės Linijos Tekstas
- person v.s person
- I killed him, i killed that boy... -Hinton 56
- I had to, they were drowning you. Pony. They might have killed you. -Hinton 57
- person vs. nature
- Johnny, well, i don't know, he was burned pretty severely. -Hinton 95
- a piece of timber caught him across the back, he might have a broken back. He passed out before he got out the window -Hinton 95
- person vs. self
- Johnny was dead, but he wasn't. That still body back at the hospital wasn't him, he was somewhere else, maybe asleep in the lot or playing pinball at the bowling alley . - Hinton 150
- Johnny... he's dead. my voice sounded strange, even to me. but hes not dead said a small voice in the back of my head. - Hinton 152
- The dialogue in this affects the conflicts further in the story because after johnny killed bob, he was considered a monster. Though he is called a monster, the greasers think he did the right thing.
- the dialogue in this cell affects the rest of the story majorly because once Johnny got hit with the piece of burning timber, he is permanently disabled. Due to him being disabled, he is living his life in pain.
- The dialogue in this affects the rest of the book because johnny's death affects everyone. Johnny's last words stick with pony boy because Johnny was very important to him.
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