Dally And Dary Analysis

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“They grew up on the outside of society. They weren't looking for a fight. They were looking to belong.” Thinking about it why did pony compare these two out of everyone. “Both of you are confusing dally for darry” he says. Darry and Dally two different people but somehow the same. Dally and Darry are similar because they both look alike, act like they don’t care about anything, and are both considered heros. Both Darry and Dally have“eyes like ice” ponyboy says. According to Yahoo that means you have a cold expression like maybe you don’t care. That makes since considering that they act like they don’t care. In the book Darry always yells at pony and never shows his love but we all know he just does that because he wants to act tough.

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