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The Outsiders – Chapter 5

The Outsiders – Chapter 5. Why is it ironic (strange or unexpected) that Johnny and Ponyboy are involved in a murder ? 2. Why is it ironic that Johnny compares Dally to a southern gentleman? How does Johnny explain this comparison?

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The Outsiders – Chapter 5

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  1. The Outsiders – Chapter 5 Why is it ironic (strange or unexpected) that Johnny and Ponyboy are involved in a murder? 2. Why is it ironic that Johnny compares Dally to a southern gentleman? How does Johnny explain this comparison? 3. Why does Johnny's remark about the sunrise remind Ponyboy of Robert Frost's poem? 4. What is Soda's position in the conflict between Ponyboyand Darry?

  2. The Outsiders – Chapter 6 1. Why is Cherry willing to help the greasers? 2. What are Johnny's reasons for wanting to turn himself in? 3. Johnny and Ponyboy feel personally responsible for the safety of the children in the church. Why is this consistent with their characters? 4. Why was saving the children the only time in Johnny's life that he didn't have a defeated and mistrustful look?

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