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Brielle Masrour               when Pony boy and Johnny both ran back to the church when they heard it was on fire and they might've started it, they were both ready to risk their lives for some kids they didn't know while sitting back and leaving would've been much easier for them to do. This shows how selfless they both are, even they grew up surrounded by violence and cruelty, Neither of them were willing to let others get hurt because of their mistake.  

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Brielle Masrour               when Pony boy and Johnny both ran back to the church when they heard it was on fire and they might've started it, they were both ready to risk their lives for some kids they didn't know while sitting back and leaving would've been much easier for them to do. This shows how selfless they both are, even they grew up surrounded by violence and cruelty, Neither of them were willing to let others get hurt because of their mistake.  

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When Jhonny Ponyboy heard children screaming from the church they didn't even think for a second to not run in and save them.

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Johnny and Ponyboy hear the Cherry, the Soc, was watching and was willing to testify that Johnny was acting in self defense even though he killed her boyfriend. Johnny and Pony go into the church to get some kids that were stuck in there while it was on fire. They all get taken to a nearby hospital

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Character development: Darry is introduced as a tough, apathetic brother towards Ponyboy and Ponyboy doesn't really like him. Darry is hard on Ponyboy and has a hard time showing his love for him. When Ponyboy reunites with him, Darry cries and it shows all of the love Darry has for Ponyboy. Darry went from being stubborn and emotionless towards Ponyboy, to showing him his love through the tears of happiness when they are reunited.

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"I wondered how I could ever have thought him hard and unfeeling, "At the end of chapter 6 Pony-boy and Darry are in an embrace and Pony-boy realizes all the difficult things Darry has been through and how Darry isn't perfect either. You never realize how much you need someone until you're without their care.

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After Ponyboy realized that he had probably started the fire from a cigarette, he ran inside and helped Johnny get the kids out. They both risked their life without even a second thought about their own and even Dally does his part to save them.

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One point that I noted from chapter 6 was Ponyboy's surprise when he found out that Cherry was helping the Greasers. I think he felt surprised because it was rare for a Soc to help out a Greaser. I think Cherry decided to help because of her conversations with Ponyboy. They seemed to understand each other, developing their characters into people who overcame their initial bias. Also, Cherry's testimony would show that the Greasers weren't lying because she was credible.

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In chapter 6, Ponyboy and Johnny risked their lives to save the kids in the church. This could be partially because they wanted to 'make up' for killing the soc.

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"I hadn't seen him cry in years, even when mom and dad died." This shows how much Darry cares about Ponyboy even though Ponyboy doesn't always realize it. When Darry is tough on him it's because he cares. This was an eye opener for Ponyboy because he saw Darry in a new way.

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Chapter 6 Annotation about Character Development:
When Ponyboy and Johnny see the church burning down, they think they hears kids screaming from inside. The dash to it right away, despite it being dangerous, and others telling them not to go. This shows that the two of them are brave, and will put themselves in danger to save others.

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In chapter 6, we see Johnny growing up even more and taking the part of an adult. He was directing the kids and helping them to safety before his own. At the end, we find out that he was injured the most, which was most likely because he put others before himself like a parent.

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In chapter six Ponyboy and Johnny find a burning church with kids inside. They put their lives at risk and go in to try and save the kids. This was probably a surprise to some people because it wasn't a very Greaser like thing to do. I think this shows how Johnny puts other people's life before his own and that he is an empathetic person.

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Character: At the end when Ponyboy embraces Darry in a hug it's a huge realization and a big uniting moment for the both of them.

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In chapter six we see through the thick skin that both Ponyboy and Johny put up. On the outside, they present as care-free, argumentitive, and selfish, but in this chapter we see their more caring, and selfless sides shine through even more than before. When Ponyboy and Johny see that the church has caught on fire, they don't just ignore it or run away like how most people think a Greaser would react. They instead run in to save the children inside, showing that they are willing to disregard their own saftey to save the life of someone else.

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Ponyboy knew that he was probably the one who started the fire in the old church when he dropped a cigarette. They discovered that there is a woman inside the church still, but when Ponyboy tries to go save her, the man stopped him and said it wasn't safe. After this Ponyboy starts feeling guilt and will do something about it.

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Characters: When Dally gets frustrated with Johnny because he wants to turn himself in, it isn't because he's mad at him, but rather because he cares. He's experienced what he fears will happen to Johnny, and therefore gets upset when Johnny even suggests the idea. For the first time Dallas is shown feeling anxious, and how his past is really starting to become more relevant, which he's tried to ignore and forget for so long.

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Ponyboy and Johnny dive into the burning church in order to save the stuck kids, I think this represents the fact that Johnny might be trying to make up for the dead Soc by saving others.

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Character: When Dally yells at Ponyboy to leave the kids and get out of the church, Ponyboy ignores him and continues to help the last child out of the window before he and Johnny leave the burning building. This shows that Ponyboy and Johnny are willing to put other's before themselves.

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Character: In the hospital when Ponyboy reunites with his brothers we see Darry break down in tears. As stated by Ponyboy, this is a huge shock considering the fact that Darry didn't even shed a tear when their parents died. Ponyboy now realizes that Darry is only hard on him because he really loves him, and doesn't want to lose him.

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When Ponyboy and Johnny saw the church burning they went to save the kids it shows that they care about others because they could have just left.

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Character: When Ponyboy and Johnny go into the burning church to save the kids stuck in the back, Ponyboy looks at Johnny while they get to the children and sees that his eyes don't look defeated or suspicious like they usually do. I think that this shows how Johnny is impulsive and emphasizes the way that Johnny puts other's safety before his own.

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When Johnny decided to turn himself and Ponyboy in, he did it without hesitation. Even though he felt doubt, as Ponyboy noticed when Johnny said "I got a good chance of bein' let off easy" and knew that he was desperate, Johnny was uncharacteristically brave. He decided to face his fear instead of running from it for his sake and for Ponyboy's sake, so that they didn't have to be runaways all their life.

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When Ponyboy and Johnny went to go save the kids in the church, it shows that they care about others. Even though they are greasers, they can be kind and helpful. Ponyboy and Johnny sacrificed their lives to save the kids, they could have just drove away instead.

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Character : In the scene were Ponyboy is going into the church to save the children it talks about how he was too in the moment to be scared of all the danger. I think that S.E. Hinton was trying to refer to how when someone is in the moment they don't think about anything else. I think that this scene shows how Ponyboy can be strong and his morals are important to him. One thing about the book is how the characters feel like they could be in the real world, I think this is due to S.E. Hinton writing these characters with flaws and based off other characters in her life.