What do we learn about What do we learn about Ponyboy’s father in chapter 2 Ponyboy’s father in chapter 2

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But the redhead says, "That's an original and lovely name" (2.24). He tells her that his father "was an original person" (2.25) and that his brother's name, Sodapop, is even the one on his birth certificate. She tells him that her name is Sherri Valance, but that everybody calls her “cherry”
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