Don't turn into a hood
that he sholdnt act tough, that hes diffrent than the rest of the group
Two-Bit advises Ponyboy to stay true to himself and not to lose sight of his identity amidst the challenges they face as greasers. He emphasizes the importance of valuing friendships and enjoying the small moments in life, encouraging Ponyboy to appreciate his youth. Two-Bit also highlights the need to be tough but reminds Ponyboy that it's okay to show vulnerability and emotion.
To become tough, smart, and hard like he was, so he wouldn't end up like Johnny.
Ponyboy also known as Pony
Ponyboy describes Two-Bit as a 'joker', he is eighteen, one of the oldest. Ponyboy says he talks all the time and has a smart comment for everything, he also says he is a warm-hearted guy.
Ponyboy views Two-Bit as a close friend and a loyal member of their gang, the Greasers. He appreciates Two-Bit's sense of humor and his ability to lighten the mood in tense situations. Ponyboy also respects Two-Bit's toughness and his willingness to stand up for his friends when needed.
When Ponyboy asks the gang why they fight, everyone answers diffrently. Two-Bit does it to fit in. To feel like he fits in with everyone else. As Ponyboy says: "Two-Bit does it for conformity."
two=bit and ponyboy
a fight
Finally talks
PonyBoy, Dally, Sodapop, Two-Bit Mathews, Johnny, Darry, Steve Randale
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..."