How did Ponyboy change from the beginning of the novel compared to chapter 12 when he breaks the bottle? What events contributed to these changes?

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29 July, 11:35

How did Ponyboy change from the beginning of the novel compared to chapter 12 when he breaks the bottle? What events contributed to these changes?

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Alia Rosales · Answer 1

Ponyboy shows very little interest in violence or crime. In chapter 12, after Johnny's death, the reader sees a different side of Ponyboy. When he is approached by Socs looking to start a fight, he immediately turns to violence by breaking a bottle and threatening them. This is uncharacteristic of Pony and shows the bitterness that is creeping in after his traumatic experience

Sarahi Fields · Answer 2

Ponyboy shows very little interest in violence or crime. In chapter 12, after Johnny's death, the reader sees a different side of Ponyboy. When he is approached by Socs looking to start a fight, he immediately turns to violence by breaking a bottle and threatening them. This is uncharacteristic of Pony and shows the bitterness that is creeping in after his traumatic experience