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Which character is 14 years old and serves as the narrator of The Outsiders?
Darry
Johnny
Ponyboy
Sodapop
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Ponyboy
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Ponyboy Curtis is the narrator, and he is 14 years old. The story unfolds through his first-person perspective, so we experience the Greasers’ world, their loyalties, and the night’s events through a younger, insightful, often reflective voice. Being the youngest brother (Darry is older, Soda is in his mid-teens, and Johnny is 16) shapes how he notices things, asks questions, and processes the violence and hardship around him. This youthful viewpoint gives the narrative its emotional texture and helps readers connect with the themes of family, belonging, and growing up.
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