Why was he REALLY the outcast in the cul-de-sac?
Why was he REALLY the outcast in the cul-de-sac?
Luis Hernandez
Colton Perry
he wasn't, the eds were, he was just the weird one, every group has the weird one
Brandon Ramirez
He was a weirdo, moreso than anybody else in the cul-de-sac.
Josiah Moore
In the end he took that role in the end to maintain the balance of the universe.
Adrian Jones
By choice, he had Plank so he didn't need the other kids to play with, but he'd still come join in if they were doing something that caught his attention.
Benjamin Morris
>The black kid is the outcast in the white neighborhood.
What did they mean by this?
Adrian King
>Jonny was black
What?
Jason Fisher
At first not so much but with each season he kinda got more and more deranged and people started to distance themselves from him.
Ryan Anderson
Yeah its pretty obvious.
Charles Bailey
Elaborate.
Luis Gomez
His skin is brown.
Zachary Flores
>black is now brown
I have missed a lot in relation to identity politics. And the color wheel.
Thomas Perez
I thought the Eds were the outcasts
Kevin Fisher
They were until the movie. Now Johnny’s the outcast.
Hudson Rogers
He cast them out, not the other way round.
Colton Fisher
Johnny made himself the outcast most of the time.
Why are there so many people like you who didn't know the obvious ethnicities of characters in older cartoons?
Connor Howard
Not really, The eds were the true outcast. The other kids see Jonny as weirdo
Robert Gomez
Because Plank manipulated him. Step 1, cut off friends and family.
Jason Parker
You have not given a single example as to why Jonny is black other than "his skin is brown." Which would not make him black. You deluded colorblind retard.
Bentley Brown
>black
>any color other than ginger pink is black
stale bait
Wyatt Lopez
It's either a schizo or trying to bait, he's not even the darkest skin character in the show.