Johnny represented innocence to Dally, who had lost his own innocence at a young age. Throughout the book Dally goes to great extents to protect the innocence in Johnny, and when Johnny finaly dies it causes Dally to snap and intentionaly get himself killed because he feels that all that was good and innocent in his life is lost along with Johnny.
When Johnny is jumped and beaten by the socs it upsets Dally because he doesn't want to see Johnny become hardened to the world. The beating causes Johnny to become paranoid and carry a switchblade, evidence of the loss of innocence that Dally so strongly abhorrs.
Dally (Matt Dillon)
johnny feel about dally was that he thinks that dally is big bother, and feel strong about it
No, Johnny and Ponyboy did.
No- Dally, Ponyboy, and Johnny do.
In The Outsiders, the greasers would be considered the outsiders. They were not popular or thought of as regular members of society.
By AmbulanceAfter the rumble battle between the socials and greasers. Dally or Darry was it that drove pony to the hospital to check johnny out.
Dally finally snapped in "The Outsiders" because (spoiler alert) Johnny had died and Johnny was the only thing that Dally actually loved.
No. Johnny is the gangs pet and no body hits Johnny. The only reason they say that is because johnny got jumped and beaten... he almost died.
Dally (Matt Dillon)
Johnny does
Dally.
No, Johnny and Ponyboy did.
No- Dally, Ponyboy, and Johnny do.
johnny feel about dally was that he thinks that dally is big bother, and feel strong about it
In The Outsiders, the greasers would be considered the outsiders. They were not popular or thought of as regular members of society.
Dally worries that if Johnny goes to jail he'll turn mean and dangerous just like what happened to him.
Dally helps them when the church is on fire.