What page does Dally ask for two bits?
The answer to this is that Dally (Dallas Winston) asks to borrow Two-bit’s switchblade. This happens in Chapter 8 of the book. Dally is in the hospital recovering from his injuries that he got when the church burned down. Two-bit really doesn’t want to give it to him, because the knife is Two-bit’s pride and joy.
What did Dally take from Two-Bit?
In Chapter 9, we are told what Dally uses Two-bit’s blade for. Dally tells Pony that he used the blade to “persuade” the nurse to let him out of the hospital so that he could be a part of the rumble that happens in that chapter. He gives it to Dally even though it is his most prized possession.
Why does Dally and Ponyboy dislike Dallas Winston?
He comes from a broken home and even served time in prison for a serious crime. Throughout the majority of the novel, Ponyboy fears and dislikes Dallas Winston because of his controversial, callous personality. However, Dally helps Ponyboy and Johnny escape from town by giving them money, clothes,…
Why does Johnny think Dally is a hero?
To Johnny, Dally is “real,” a man who will watch his back in a dangerous and often violent world. To emphasize his point, Johnny relates that Dally didn’t expose Two-Bit when the police came looking for the kid who broke the school building windows. Instead, Dally quietly submitted to being arrested. He took the blame for Two-Bit’s actions.
What happens on the fifth day after Bob’s death?
On the fifth day after Bob’s death, Dally pays the boys a visit. He brings Ponyboy a letter from Sodapop, in which Sodapop writes that Darry is worried for Ponyboy and very sorry for hitting him. Dally then drives them to a Dairy Queen for a meal.
Where does Dally and Johnny Hide in Ponyboy?
While they hide out in an abandoned church in Windrixville, Johnny explains how Dally once took the blame for something Two-Bit did and was willing to get arrested to save his friend. This is the initial moment that Ponyboy realizes Johnny’s “hero-worship” for Dally and recognizes his gallant personality.