Which speaker emphasizes that class boundaries exist but some people watch sunsets too?

• A. Darry
• B. Cherry
• C. Randy
• D. Ponyboy

Answer: (D)

The idea being tested is how a character can see beyond social divisions and find common ground through shared human experiences. In this story, Ponyboy’s perspective often crosses the line between Greasers and Socs, focusing on beauty and humanity as something everyone can share.

Ponyboy is the speaker who makes the point that class boundaries exist, yet some moments—like watching a sunset—belong to everyone. He uses this image to show that beauty and perspective aren’t limited by which group you’re in; they’re universal. This reflects his sensitive, reflective nature and his belief in connection over division.

That’s why this is the best answer: Ponyboy’s voice explicitly ties together the reality of social separation with the possibility of unity through shared experiences. The other characters tend to emphasize different themes—Darry around responsibility and order, Cherry’s Soc empathy, Randy’s pragmatic stance on violence—without making that universal sunset point.