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How do you think Johnny felt when Ponyboy said, "An' you can shut your trap,

Johnny Cade, 'cause we all know why you ain't wanted at home either. And you
can't blame them"?

User Zindarod
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I just have to say that The Outsiders is like my favorite novel ever! It’s express so much of different perspectives for one.

Anyways, I would assume that Johnny would feel yet upset but surprised to hear from Ponyboy who he thinks is the person to make him feel comfort ya know? Ponyboy had no right to say something to Johnny when even though his family doesn’t want him home, they (Johnny’s family) yell and scream at him…he still loves them and he does want to go home. But Ponyboy brought out his anger and sadness out on Johnny!

Hope this helps! :)

User Morrisda
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Answer:

Johnny really felt depressed

Step-by-step explanation:

Johnny's parents are very abusive, so he doesn't want anymore abusive violence mentally nor physically. Ponyboy gave him mentally abusive iolence because he prattically roasted him by saying that you're really annoying which is why your parents don't want you home.

User Glenn Van Schil
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