The Outsiders: Chapter 9-12 Review

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What does Ponyboy compare Dally's death to in Chapter 10?

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The gallant southern gentlemen.

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What was Two-Bit's reaction to Dally's death?

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"So, he finally broke. Even Dally has a breaking point."

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How does Dally react to Johnny's death?

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Dally is furious and has a breakdown because Johnny was the one person he actually cared about.

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How does Ponyboy react to Johnny's death?

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Ponyboy is in shock and denial. He refuses to believe that Johnny is really dead.

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What was Ponyboy's reaction when Randy mentioned Johnny's death in Chapter 12?

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Ponyboy denied that Johnny killed Bob and that Johnny was dead.

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What theme is highlighted by Dally's reaction to Johnny's death?

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The theme of loss and the impact of grief on individuals.

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What does Ponyboy's denial about Johnny's death signify?

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It signifies his struggle to cope with the trauma and loss.

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How does the author portray Dally's character throughout the story?

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Dally is portrayed as tough and hardened, but deeply caring for those he loves.

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What role does friendship play in the story, especially in the context of Johnny and Dally?

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Friendship is a source of strength and vulnerability, highlighting the importance of connections.

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What is the significance of the title 'The Outsiders'?

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It reflects the theme of social class struggles and the feeling of being an outsider in society.