Why do you think Johnny wasn't scared, despite the obvious danger? In chapter 6-7 of the book “the outsiders”

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Imbalind · Answer 1 · 2021-04-18T07:11:08+0000

Answer: One reason why Johnny wasn't scared because he was focussed on saving the kids. Second because he thinks he's the one that started the fire and feels bad about it.

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Jesse James · Answer 2 · 2021-04-24T02:26:55+0000

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One reason why Johnny wasn't scared because he was focussed on saving the kids. Second because he thinks he's the one that started the fire and feels bad about it.

Why do you think Johnny wasn't scared, despite the obvious danger? In chapter 6-7 of the book “the outsiders”

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