Dallas Winston

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Dallas Winston is a tough, rebellious greaser in S. E. Hinton's novel "The Outsiders," known for his hardened exterior and fiercely loyal nature.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
adaptedIn The Outsiders (1983 film) NERFINISHED
affiliation the greasers NERFINISHED
age teenager
appearsIn The Outsiders NERFINISHED
appearsInMedium film adaptation
novel
causeOfDeath shot by police
closeTo Johnny Cade NERFINISHED
Ponyboy Curtis NERFINISHED
creator S. E. Hinton NERFINISHED
criminalRecord yes
deathContext suicide by cop
diesIn The Outsiders NERFINISHED
emotionalCore deeply cares about his friends
eyeColor blue
firstAppearance The Outsiders (1967 novel) NERFINISHED
gender male
genre young adult literature character
hairColor almost white blond
hasLivedIn New York City NERFINISHED
hasReputationFor being dangerous
being violent
literaryPeriod young adult fiction
memberOf Ponyboy Curtis's gang
motivation anger over Johnny Cade's death
narrativeRole supporting character
nationality American
personalityTrait cynical
loyal
rebellious
tough
portrayedBy Matt Dillon NERFINISHED
protectiveOf Johnny Cade NERFINISHED
rivalGroup the Socs NERFINISHED
roleInStory mentor-figure to Johnny Cade
setting Tulsa, Oklahoma (fictionalized) NERFINISHED
smokes cigarettes
socialClass working class
speechStyle tough street slang
symbolizes extreme loyalty
the destructive effects of violence and neglect
weaponOfChoice switchblade
worldview believes the world is hard and unfair

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The Outsiders mainCharacter Dallas Winston