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Hero In The Outsiders

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Everyone is a hero at some point in there life. A hero is kind and helps others with their actions and words. Pony, Johnny, and Dallas in the Book the Outsiders are heroes. Even though someone might have done something hurtful, he still might be a hero towards others. Ponyboy is kind and helps others. He also cares for others. “I didn't want anyone to get a flat tire.” Pony says on page 172. Ponyboy cares for people he doesn’t even know by picking up some glass and making sure they don't get a flat tire. He is also very kind and polite in way. “Gosh mister, I’m sorry” he says on page 151. Ponyboy is sorry that he is ruining a strangers seats which is unusual for greasers. Dallas helps others when they need it. He also cares for others.

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