| Who | What | Why | Who said this? | Figurative Language |
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Johnny
Who killed Bob and helped save children?
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The church was on fire.
What happened when Johnny and Pony returned to church after they went with Dally to Dairy Queen?
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Because he took the blame for a crime that Two-Bit committed.
Why does Johnny think Dally is a hero?
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Ponyboy
"He ain't a Soc, he's just a guy."
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hyperbole
I heard the same thing a million times...greaser, greaser, greaser
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Two-Bit
Who stayed at home with Ponyboy to "babysit"?
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To get something to eat.
Why does Dally drive the boys to town?
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To hide from the police.
So that no one would recognize him.
Why did Ponyboy dye his hair?
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Johnny
"My parents, did they ask about me?"
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simile
I stood there like a bump on a log while they surrounded me.
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Cherry
Who was the spy for the greasers?
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He asked her to leave.
What was Johnny's reaction when his mom came to see him in the hospital?
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They are sad and scared.
How do Johnny and Pony feel about the events in the park?
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Dally
"Oh blast it, Johnny...you get hardened in jail. I don't want that to happen to you. Like it did me..."
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metaphor
Life was one big joke to Two-Bit.
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Randy
What Soc decides that he wasn't going to participate in the rumble?
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They might be separated from each other.
What problem did the Curtis boys face after Pony's return from Windrixville?
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Because his parents don't care about him and he won't have anyone to take care of him.
Why would being crippled be worse for Johnny than someone else?
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Darry
"Pony, where have you been all this time? Pony you've scared me to death"
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personification
Two-Bit's dancing gray eyes were stormy.
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Dally
Who went inside the church to save Johnny?
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Severely burned arm.
What was Dally's injuries
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Because of how they look and where they come from. They are being stereotyped.
Why are Johnny and Pony considered juvenile delinquents?
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Soda
"Oh Pony , your hair...your tuff, tuff hair..."
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hyperbole
Dallas had a record with the fuzz a mile long.
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