Asked by nn

what is the difference between dally and darry?
Answered by Writeacher
http://www.answers.com/dally

Can't find any entry for "darry" except as a baby name!
http://www.onelook.com/?w=darry&ls=a
Answered by Ms. Sue
Perhaps you mean "tarry?"

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/tarry
Answered by Anonymous
Dally and darry are different because dally is a robber when darry uses his muscules for roofing. Another difference is darry did the best at the rumble. But no matter the difference they are both greaser who hate and fight the socs they are so similar is that fact. Dally and Darry are similar in that they are both leaders. Darry's physical strength and size, as well as his inner strength, are meaningful to the other boys, and because Darry is older than many of the boys, he takes on the role of a father figure. Dally, on the other hand, has a dangerous history of being in urban gangs and living life freely from others, so his ability to survive means he knows something about how to look after himself. It is Dally's self-reliance that intimidates other greasers and inspires them to admire him and listen to him when he has advice to give.

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