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What does darry from the outsiders think about pony?
Darry loves Ponyboy a lot, so that's why he's always pressuring him to get straight A's and succeed in his life. He doesn't want his little bro to end up like the rest of the friends in the gang:full of violence and breaking rules. He's always hollering at him and wants the best for pony.
Does darry love ponyboy?
yes he does. would he have cried in the hospital when Ponyboy was there? think about it. would he??? I agree with the person who said that Darry would not have cried if he did not care and love ponyboy. Darry just has a hard time expressing his feelings and when he does it is usually ends up in a shouting match or some other way. Darry loves both his brothers very much and wants to protect them and make sure they reach their potential im typing on wikianswers...weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee............ Im having fun! Awkward.... do u think im weird???
What is ponyboy lying about to himself?
One half of him believes that Darry does not love him, but the other half knows that Darry loves him and cares for him. It is just that Ponyboy for whatever reason does not want to believe it. He most likely talked himself into believing that lie.
What is Ponyboy's relationship like with Johnny?
Darry- Pony doesn't think Darry cares about him because he is always yelling at him. Also, Darry will tell Pony he needs to have lees fun and study more, then when he is studying Darry will tell him to study less and have more fun. Pony thinks Darry only likes Soda. Sodapop- Him and Pony are buddies, and Soda always sticks up for Pony when Darry yells at him. Also, when Pony started having nightmares about his deceased parents, Soda started sleeping in the same bed with Pony to comfort him.
Why is darry concerned about ponyboy's dreams?
Because when Ponyboy has those dreams, the ones he can not remember, is terrifing to Ponyboy and Pony either wakes up screaming bloody murder or in a cold sweet. Darry is concerned because the dreams are in a way harming his brother.
What does darry from the outsiders think about pony?
Darry loves Ponyboy a lot, so that's why he's always pressuring him to get straight A's and succeed in his life. He doesn't want his little bro to end up like the rest of the friends in the gang:full of violence and breaking rules. He's always hollering at him and wants the best for pony.
Does darry love ponyboy?
yes he does. would he have cried in the hospital when Ponyboy was there? think about it. would he??? I agree with the person who said that Darry would not have cried if he did not care and love ponyboy. Darry just has a hard time expressing his feelings and when he does it is usually ends up in a shouting match or some other way. Darry loves both his brothers very much and wants to protect them and make sure they reach their potential im typing on wikianswers...weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee............ Im having fun! Awkward.... do u think im weird???
What is ponyboy lying about to himself?
One half of him believes that Darry does not love him, but the other half knows that Darry loves him and cares for him. It is just that Ponyboy for whatever reason does not want to believe it. He most likely talked himself into believing that lie.
What is Ponyboy's relationship like with Johnny?
Darry- Pony doesn't think Darry cares about him because he is always yelling at him. Also, Darry will tell Pony he needs to have lees fun and study more, then when he is studying Darry will tell him to study less and have more fun. Pony thinks Darry only likes Soda. Sodapop- Him and Pony are buddies, and Soda always sticks up for Pony when Darry yells at him. Also, when Pony started having nightmares about his deceased parents, Soda started sleeping in the same bed with Pony to comfort him.
What did Sodapop say after he ran out of the house in The Outsiders?
Because Darry and Ponyboy were putting him in the middle of their fights like always. He does not like being split in half because he can not take either side because he loves them both. In the movie it is the same way, Darry and Ponyboy were putting him in the middle of one of their fights again and to top it off he got his letter back un-opened from his now ex-girlfriend Sandy.
Why is darry concerned about ponyboy's dreams?
Because when Ponyboy has those dreams, the ones he can not remember, is terrifing to Ponyboy and Pony either wakes up screaming bloody murder or in a cold sweet. Darry is concerned because the dreams are in a way harming his brother.
Why does Darry strike ponyboy do you think he means to?
Darry strikes Ponyboy out of frustration and concern for his safety, not out of malice. He feels overwhelmed by the responsibilities of being the head of the family after their parents' deaths and is trying to protect Ponyboy from making reckless choices. While the physical act is harsh, it reflects Darry's deep-seated worry and the pressure he feels to keep the family together, highlighting the complexities of their relationship. Ultimately, Darry's actions stem from love, albeit expressed in a misguided way.
Which one of the greasers will decide to work his way out of the environment he will live in currently?
Either Ponyboy and/or Darry. Ponyboy is smart and can get out of the environment that he is in if he chooses to and he will if his brothers have any say in that. Darry is the same way, but since he has to and wants to care for his brothers he is stuck for the time being. Once his brothers are of age and can take care of themselves then he could do it. Also if the Curtis parents were still alive then there would have no doubt that Darry could have gotten out.
Why was it so hard for Darry to show ponyboy he cared about him in a way he would understand?
He is the strong one in the house so he has to act tough
Is cold a good way to describe Darry Curtis in the book the outsiders?
I think he's more of a "father figure"... Darry may have acted coldly toward Ponyboy and his brother Sodapop, but this was likely his way of "being strong" since their parents were dead. Context shows that Darry cared very much about them, and especially wanted Ponyboy to have the chances in life he'd given up (like going to college), to keep them together in the same house.
What qualities of Darry and ponyboy cause them to conflict?
its not that darry doesn't like him, but he is just so overprotective of him it seems that way
What are Ponyboy's thoughts of his inner-self?
Ponyboy is aware of how his behavior has been affecting Sodapop and starts to appreciate Darry. Throughout the novel, Ponyboy sees himself as an intelligent, athletic, and sympathetic individual.
