In the book "The Outsiders"The Conversation Between Dally and the doctor is most likely included to show that (A) the doctor recognizes the reason for Dally's threatening behavior

(B) Dally thinks of Johnny as a brother

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Mckenna Fitzgerald

24 May, 07:47

In the book "The Outsiders"The Conversation Between Dally and the doctor is most likely included to show that (A) the doctor recognizes the reason for Dally's threatening behavior

(B) Dally thinks of Johnny as a brother

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Johnathon Porter · Answer 1

Answer:The doctor recognize the reason for Dally's threatening behavior

Explanation:page 125. The doctor didn't bat an eye. " You can see him, but it's because you're his friends, not because of that knife."

Jerimiah Nelson · Answer 2

I read this book a while back but I am pretty sure that the answer is B

In the book "The Outsiders"The Conversation Between Dally and the doctor is most likely included to show that (A) the doctor recognizes the reason for Dally's threatening behavior(B) Dally thinks of Johnny as a brother

In the book "The Outsiders"The Conversation Between Dally and the doctor is most likely included to show that (A) the doctor recognizes the reason for Dally's threatening behavior

(B) Dally thinks of Johnny as a brother