He is Ponyboy’s least favorite member of the gang, and Pony considers him “tougher, colder, meaner.” What is ponyboy’s relationship with Dally? Dally and Pony are colleagues in the same gang who aren’t close friends in the beginning. However, over Read more…
Ponyboy recognizes Randy Adderson (Marcia’s boyfriend) and the tall Soc who had tried to drown him. Pony hates them, it is their fault Bob is dead, Johnny is dying, and he and Soda might be placed in a boys’ home. Read more…
Cherry. Dallas comes back with sodas, and hands one to each girl. Cherry throws it in Dally’s face. Why did Dally have Coke in his face? The girls are the target of Dally’s nasty and rude comments, but he buys Read more…
Dally felt his purpose in life was to protect Johnny. When he couldn’t do this, the guilt came rushing to him, even if Johnny dying wasn’t Dally’s fault. He thought he had no purprose anymore and made the spare-of-the-moment decision Read more…
Dally dies in The Outsiders when he is shot and killed by the police as soon as they see the gun. Following the deaths of Johnny and, now, Dally, Ponyboy faints in the street. He finally wakes up days later Read more…
That Cherry Valance is acting as a spy for the greasers shocks greasers and Johnny, but then they learn that Bob, the dead Soc, had been her boyfriend. Is Cherry a spy in The Outsiders? Cherry acts as a spy Read more…
The greasers have a secret weapon; they have a spy working for them: Cherry Valance. The cutting of Ponyboy’s and Johnny’s hair is a very symbolic gesture. Who is their spy in the outsiders? Cherry ValanceThat Cherry Valance is acting Read more…
Darrell Curtis. Darrell Curtis is the most responsible of all the Greasers; moreover, he s responsibility to the other members of his gang. Explanation of Text Evidence 1 (Try to explain how, why, and to what extent?) Who is the Read more…
Ponyboy says of the greasers, “We’re poorer than the Socs and the middle class. I reckon we’re wilder, too. How did Ponyboy describe the Socs? Bob tells Ponyboy that greasers are white trash with long hair, and Ponyboy retorts that Read more…
On page# 148, before he dies, Johnny says “stay gold, Ponyboy…stay gold” “the pillow seemed to sink a little, and Johnny died.” That is an example of the climax because the climax is the turning point of the story and Read more…