Ponyboy compares Dally to the southern gentleman in "Gone with the Wind" because he sees a blend of toughness and vulnerability in Dally's character. Just like the southern gentlemen who embody a certain charm and chivalry despite their harsh environments, Dally displays a rough exterior but also has moments of loyalty and care for his friends. This comparison highlights the complexity of Dally's personality, revealing that beneath his hardened facade, there are deeper emotions and values.
johnny tells ponyboy, to tell dally to watch a sunset
Dally
a letter from sodapop that dally jokes about it being from the president of the U.S.A.
who did dally, johnny, and ponyboy meet at the nightly double?
Go see ponyboy in the hospital
johnny tells ponyboy, to tell dally to watch a sunset
Dally
They didnt by anything. Dally gave ponyboy a gun and 50 dollars.
a letter from sodapop that dally jokes about it being from the president of the U.S.A.
who did dally, johnny, and ponyboy meet at the nightly double?
Go see ponyboy in the hospital
Johnny and ponyboy differ from dally because johnny and ponyboy aren't "tuff" like dally is. Dally has a mean and rough look to him unlike pony and johnny, and dally's eyes show that he has seeen things no other person has.
Dally hit Ponyboy across the back to snap him out of his daze after the traumatic experience of seeing Johnny die. It was Dally's way of showing tough love, trying to get Ponyboy to focus and not let his emotions overwhelm him. Dally, who often used aggression to express his feelings, believed that this physical jolt would help Ponyboy regain his composure.
Ponyboy never died, Johnny and Dally did.
Sodapop, Ponyboy's second older brother
to look at a sunset
Ponyboy thought that Cherry was afraidnof loving him.