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Randy Adderson
Randy is Bob's best friend and takes his death very hard. Before the rumble, he has a talk with Ponyboy about all that has happened. He has decided that violence is wrong because "it doesn't do any good." He stays out of the rumble and later comes to visit Pony when he's sick. His words lead Pony to realize that "the other guy was human too."
Dairy Curtis
See Darrel Curtis.
Sodapop Curtis
Ponyboy's older brother is sixteen going on seventeen and a high school dropout. He is the...
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