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He gave his prize possession, his black switchblade.
What else can I help you with?
Who is older johnny dally or two bit?
two bit 18, dally 17, johnny 16
What does dally ask two bit when he is in the hosptial?
Dally ask two bit for his jet handled switchblade
What did johnny admire about dally?
Dally is gallant as he took the blame for Two-Bit when (two-bit)<---- broke the school's window, and dally did not deny anything too, thats why Johnny admire Dally so much(he is gallant). :)
What does Two-Bit give Dally?
First of all, he didn't GIVE it to Dally, he LENT it to him. Second of all it was a jet-handled 10 inch switchblade, where the blade would, "flash open at a mere breath..."
Are two bit and dally similar from the outsiders?
Yes
What important object does dally request from two-bit in the outsiders?
a switchblade that is two-bit prized possession.
In the outsiders who joined in at the movies after dally had left?
Two-Bit
Who joined the four at the movie after dally had left?
Two-Bit
Who joined the four at the movies after dally left?
Two-Bit
Who was Timothy Shepherd and why was he looking for dally?
Hey was Dally's frienmy who had suspected that Dallas slashed his tires. But it as actually Two-bit who did it. Dally took the blame for it.
What do you think Dally is going to do with Two-Bit's knife?
Dally might use Two-Bit's knife to intimidate or threaten someone. Given Dally's rash and reckless behavior, he may not hesitate to use the knife in a dangerous or violent manner.
What was so strange about Dally's request of Two-Bit?
Dally's request for Two-Bit to take care of Johnny was strange because it highlighted Dally's deep vulnerability and attachment to Johnny, despite his tough exterior. Dally, known for his rebellious and hardened persona, was typically dismissive of such emotional connections. By asking Two-Bit to look out for Johnny, Dally revealed his fear of losing someone he genuinely cared for, which contrasted sharply with his usual bravado. This moment underscores the complexity of Dally's character and his underlying need for connection.
