Likewise, people ask, what happened in chapter 9 of the outsiders? Summary: Chapter 9 Ponyboy feels a sinking feeling when he sees the other greasers. After a long struggle, the greasers win. When the rumble ends, Dally and Ponyboy go to the hospital to see Johnny. A policeman stops them, but Ponyboy feigns an injury, and the officer gives them an escort to the hospital. Soda says that Darry likes to "show off his muscles," but Ponyboy realizes that Soda is telling the truth.
Darry likes to show his strength. Two-Bit's reason for fighting is simply because it's what everybody else does. While Ponyboy considers the responses to his question, he realizes that he doesn't like to fight. The boys explain that Darry likes to fight because he gets to show off his muscles.
Darry is hesitant to let Ponyboy fight because he has lost weight and strength since being in Windrixville. He also doesn't like that Ponyboy will be fighting without Johnny, since they usually protect each other.
Ponyboy says that Darry likes to take part in anything related to strength. Ponyboy will fight , but he doesn't like it. A: The boys fight all for different reasons. Soda fights for fun because its action and competitive like drag races or a dance.
Steve fights for hatred because he likes the satisfaction of beating up the Socs and hurting them really good. How did dally die? He couldn't take it. We gotta hide him. Dally died by police fire: suicide by cop. How does Johnny die? When Johnny died, Dally was so sad that he ran out of the hospital and it seems that he went straight out and robbed the store.
After he did that, it seem like he purposely got the police to shoot him. One of the Curtis brothers in S. Apparently, Sandy becomes pregnant, and she moves to Florida to live with her grandparents. He works too hard and too long, and would be in college, if life had turned out different. Dally is his hero. Johnny knows that his condition is not good, and he is afraid of dying. He tells them that 16 years is not enough living and that it is just not fair.
Dally grabs Ponyboy and says that they have to quickly go to the hospital because Johnny is dying. Ponyboy isn't feeling very well himself. He is still sick and has been cut and bruised. When they are stopped by the police for speeding, Dally is able to point to Pony and say that he is rushing him to the hospital. The police officer believes him and escorts them the rest of the way. Dally and Ponyboy make it to the hospital in time. Johnny is dying and is not impressed that the greasers won the rumble: "Useless.
Stay gold. In this chapter, Ponyboy questions his identification with the East Side greasers. As the seriousness of life hits him and he is forced to deal with the issue of mortality, he begins to challenge some long-held beliefs.
He calls the rough and dangerous Shepard and Brumley gang members "Young hoods — who would grow up to be old hoods. He tells himself that Darry isn't going to be an old hood, that he is "going to get somewhere. Johnny's dying wish for Pony was for him to "Stay gold. Johnny knew that Pony was capable of accomplishing many goals, but most importantly he saw the good life that Pony had with his brothers. He wanted Pony to realize the importance of these gifts, especially having brothers who are truly family, while he still had them.
The perspective of being an outsider has now almost come full circle. Pony is now beginning to view himself and his brothers as outsiders within the East Side greasers. It is important to remember that seeing oneself as an outsider is a matter of perspective. That perspective can shift as a person begins to look at life and life's situations through different eyes.
In this chapter, Pony begins to notice and show concern about the self-destructive behaviors and attitudes of his gang: for example, Two-Bit's excessive drinking and the gang's motivations for fighting "Soda fought for fun, Steve for hatred, Darry for pride, and Two-Bit for conformity.
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