Read this quote from the book to use and answer the following question. (You do not have to read the quote but if you want, you can.}

“I felt sorry for Dally. He meant it when he said he didn't care about his parents. But he and the rest of the gang knew Johnny cared and did everything they could to make it up to him. I don't know what it was about Johnny---
maybe that lost puppy look and those big scared eyes were what made everyone his big brother. But they couldn't, no matter how hard they tried, take the place of his parents."

Part 1: How does Johnny feel about his parents? What violent traumas has Johnny experienced that cause him to feel this way toward his parents? What are the lasting effects of violence on Johnny's personality? Restate the questions and answer using complete sentences. *

Part 2: How does Dally feel about his parents? What violent traumas has Dally experienced that cause him to feel this way toward his parents? What are the lasting effects of violence on Dally's personality? Restate the questions and answer using complete sentences. *

(I WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST ALSO NO JOKE ANSWERS PLEASE!!!!)

Johnny loves his parents and tries to do everything he can to get their approval. No one matters as much to him as his parents do and no one can take their place. No matter how abusive his parents are he still tries to make them proud and happy. The violence in his home makes him very shy and kind. It also causes him to be a people pleaser; he tries to please others no matter how it effects his happiness. Towards the end of the book he stops caring about how his parents feel and he hates them. He hates them for hurting him even when he did nothing wrong and only tried to make them happy. He hates them for not loving him and for not noticing the things he does to make them happy, and not being proud of him and thankful for him.

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