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Yes. Dallas did help get out Johnny from the burning fire. He risked getting injured (which he did - he got burnt on his arm) to save his friend.
No- Dally, Ponyboy, and Johnny do.
Dallas helps Johnny by saving him from the burning church and he helps Ponyboy by putting out the fire out from his back.
Johnny wanted it
The major events happened in chapter 5 in the outsiders are at an abandoned church in Windrixville when Ponyboy, Johnny and Dally hid there and Dairy Queen when they ate their food by buying them with Dally's money.
Yes. Dallas did help get out Johnny from the burning fire. He risked getting injured (which he did - he got burnt on his arm) to save his friend.
No- Dally, Ponyboy, and Johnny do.
Dallas helps Johnny by saving him from the burning church and he helps Ponyboy by putting out the fire out from his back.
Johnny wanted it
The major events happened in chapter 5 in the outsiders are at an abandoned church in Windrixville when Ponyboy, Johnny and Dally hid there and Dairy Queen when they ate their food by buying them with Dally's money.
Dallas gives them money and a gun full of loaded bullets. He then gets them to a church in Windrixville.
They think he knows how to handle problems like this and they needed help.
he showed that he cared for pony and johnny
After they kill Bob, they go to Dally (Dallas Winsten) for help.
In chapter four of the outsiders the major event was that the park when Ponyboy got drown and in Puck Meril Place when Ponyboy and Johnny were asking for help to Dally.
Yes. Dallas Winston should be considered a hero, because he saved the life of several young people. Not many people would be so kind as to do something as important as this, but he did. He went back in after Johnny to help him live, even after the roof started falling down on them. That sure does sound like a hero to me.
Grim triumph is what Dally shows as an expression towards Johnny's death. The only thing Dally loved was Johnny. He always protected him, epecially when Johnny had killed Bob, and He risked his life to help Johnny. That is why Johnny's death created the unhapiness of Dally.