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2 years ago

Did darry write a letter to ponyboy? if so what did it say.

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cricket20 [7]2 years ago

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Sodapop's Letter is a letter Sodapop gave Dallas to pass onto Ponyboy while he was staying at the church, because Soda knew Dallas knew where the boys were, but Dallas wouldn't tell even Soda, so he wrote Ponyboy this letter

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Lady bird [3.3K]2 years ago

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Explanation:

In Chapter 5 of The Outsiders, while Ponyboy is hiding in the abandoned church, Dally brings him a letter from Sodapop. The letter says that Sodapop and Darry (Ponyboy's brothers) were very worried about Ponyboy when he and Johnny were missing after a dead boy was found in the park.

Sodapop's Letter is a letter that Sodapop sent to Dallas to send on to Ponyboy when he was staying at the church. Sodapop knew Dallas knew where the boys were, so Dallas wouldn't say even Soda, so he sent Ponyboy this letter. Darry apologizes for hitting Ponyboy in the note, according to Sodapop. He also claims that he can't believe Johnny killed anyone and that the cops came to interview Sodapop and Darry, but that they have no idea where Ponyboy is hiding. Darry is irritated that Dally refuses to tell them where Ponyboy is hiding.

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