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Dally is the toughest and most reckless of the Greasers.
He has a criminal record and has spent time in jail.
He is fiercely protective of Johnny, his only true love.
He believes emotional detachment is necessary to survive.
He loses all hope and chooses to die by provoking the police.
It softens Dally slightly, showing he cares about something.
His death warns of living without love and hope leads to destruction.
He says, 'Shoot me, damn it,' showing he gives up on life.
Ponyboy could become hardened like Dally if not careful.
He represents the consequences of a hard life and loss.
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