The Outsiders Chapter 6

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Why are there children at the church in Chapter 6 of The Outsiders?

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They are having a picnic.

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Why did Dally hit Pony in Chapter 6?

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Because his back was on fire.

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How did Johnny's parents react to him being gone in Chapter 6?

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They didn't ask about him. They weren't worried.

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What did Johnny tell Dally and Ponyboy he wanted to do when they were done eating?

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Turn himself in.

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Why did Ponyboy and Johnny go into the church in Chapter 6?

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There were children inside.

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What is the significance of the church in Chapter 6?

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It serves as a refuge for Ponyboy and Johnny.

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How does Dally's character develop in Chapter 6?

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He shows concern for Ponyboy and Johnny's safety.

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What theme is highlighted by Johnny wanting to turn himself in?

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The theme of responsibility and facing consequences.

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What does the picnic symbolize in Chapter 6?

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A moment of innocence amidst chaos.

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How does Ponyboy's perspective on life change in Chapter 6?

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He begins to understand the importance of family and friendship.