Why does Darry not want Ponyboy to fight in the rumble?

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katrin2010 [14]3 years ago

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Just as the rumble begins, Dally shows up. Able to fight with only one arm, he announces that a rumble can't happen without him. The Socs lose the rumblebecause they run first. Everyone in Pony's gang is banged up, but the greasers win and that is all that matters.

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konstantin123 [22]3 years ago

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<span>Just as the rumble begins, Dally shows up. Able to fight with only one arm, he announces that a rumble can't happen without him. The Socs lose the rumblebecause they run first. Everyone in Pony's gang is banged up, but the greasers win and that is all that matters.</span>

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