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I picked Ponyboy because he's cool and unique like me. Ponyboy is kind of short and slim and he has tall hair with grease in his hair .

Ponyboys real name is Ponyboy curtis. Pony boy has two brothers Sodapop and Darry.

Sodapop and Darry both work at a gas station.

Ponyboy and l have a lot alike like he has a thing for school work where he gets everything done for school the next day. I do to, I don't like to get behind either. Just like I do not like to stay inside too long Ponyboy is the same way he is always outside. Another way me and ponyboy are alike is that ponyboy likes going to the Movie Theater I also like going to the Movie Theater.

Ponyboy impacts Darry because he's his brother and Ponyboy loves him. Johnny
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