Outsiders Chapter 8 Questions
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What happens after the nurses tell Two Bit and Ponyboy they can't see Johnny?

When the doctor sees them, he tells the nurses it is ok.

What does the doctor imply when he says, 'it can't hurt now' if the boys see Johnny?

Johnny may die.

Why did Tim Shepherd come to see Dally?

Even though they have fought each other in the past, they understand and respect each other.

What does Johnny say he would like to have?

<p>The book, Gone with the Wind so Ponyboy can continue reading it to him.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who goes to get the book and where?

<p>Two Bit goes to a corner drug store.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens when the nurse tells Johnny his mom is there to see him?

<p>He says he does not want to see her then passes out.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Johnny's mother do when she sees Twobit and Ponyboy?

<p>She screams and tells them it is all their fault.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Twobit say to Johnny's mother?

<p>No wonder he hates your guts.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why did Dally think he killed Ponyboy?

<p>He hit him really hard to put out the flames and thought he accidentally broke his neck.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Dally ask Twobit for and what does he do?

<p>A switchblade that he puts under his pillow.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why does Dally want to be part of the rumble and hurt people?

<p>He wants revenge for what happened to Johnny.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who has a fever and might be sick?

<p>Ponyboy has a fever.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why does Twobit think Darry is a greaser and not a Soc?

<p>Darry is good looking, smart, athletic but he gave it all up so that he could keep his brothers together and take care of them after his parents died.</p> Signup and view all the answers

When they see Cherry Valance in her red corvette, what does she tell them?

<p>Randy says that he will not be in the rumble but the Socs are going to fight them without weapons.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why won't Cherry visit Johnny in the hospital?

<p>She can't look at Bob's killer. She said that Bob had a good side but when he drank he became bad. She loved Bob for the good part of him.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is Ponyboy trying to say when he asks Cherry if the sunset is pretty from the Westside?

<p>They are more the same than they are different.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Johnny's Condition and Family Dynamics

  • Johnny's chance of survival is uncertain; the doctor allows Ponyboy and Two Bit to see him despite the potential impact.
  • Johnny expresses a desire for "Gone with the Wind," indicating a wish for Ponyboy to read to him, enhancing their bond.

Interactions with Other Characters

  • Tim Shepard, the leader of another greaser gang, visits Dally, highlighting the mutual respect between rival gangs despite past conflicts.
  • When Johnny's mother arrives, her hostile reaction reveals tension within their family, as she blames Ponyboy and Two Bit for Johnny's situation.

Dally's Struggles and Revenge

  • Dally believes he inadvertently harmed Ponyboy during the rescue, showcasing his emotional turmoil and guilt over the incident.
  • Seeking vengeance for Johnny's suffering, Dally wants to actively participate in the rumble, reflecting his protective nature and loyalty to friends.

Ponyboy's Health and Brotherhood

  • Ponyboy develops a fever, emphasizing the emotional and physical toll of recent events on him.
  • Twobit's observation of Darry's sacrifices—his good looks, intellect, and athleticism—highlights Darry's dedication to his family's welfare after the loss of their parents.

Cherry Valance's Perspective

  • Cherry explains her inability to visit Johnny, shedding light on her conflicted feelings towards Bob and the complexities of love intertwined with violence.

Shared Humanity

  • In a conversation about sunsets, Ponyboy's comment underscores the idea that despite their socioeconomic differences, the greasers and Socs share common experiences and emotions.

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Test your knowledge of Chapter 8 from 'The Outsiders' with these flashcards. Explore key moments and character interactions, especially concerning the critical condition of Johnny and the dynamics within the Greaser gang. Perfect for reinforcing your understanding of this pivotal chapter.

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