Question

Although it i inferred, why i Darry o tough on Ponyboy?
From the book "The Outider"

Anwer Choice:
A: He want the bet for Ponyboy
B: He like Soda better than Ponyboy
C: He think Ponyboy i a tagalong and a kid
D: He feel that he can't take care of Ponyboy like hi parent did

Answer 1

Darry is so tough on Ponyboy because of A. He wants the best for Ponyboy. Ponyboy doesn't have a mother or father and must learn to be responsible as he ages, so Darry is so tough on him.

Darry occasionally comes out as being harsh and cruel, but that is only because he feels accountable for Ponyboy. He wants the best for Ponyboy and has high expectations for him. The Outsiders follows the life of a 14-year-old boy for two weeks. The novel tells the story of Ponyboy Curtis and his struggles with right and wrong in a society where he believes he is an outsider. S. E. Hilton wrote the novel in 1965 in Oklahoma. This is her first novel.

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