Who said, 'It's okay... We aren't in the same class. Just don't forget that some of us watch the sunset, too.'?

• A. Darry
• B. Two-Bit
• C. Cherry
• D. Ponyboy

Answer: (D)

This line shows a moment where a character tries to bridge two very different worlds by reminding someone that beauty and shared feelings can cut across social boundaries. The speaker is Ponyboy, the narrator who often reflects on the world with a gentler, more poetic eye. He’s telling Cherry that even though greasers and Socs seem separated by class, they still share human experiences—like watching the sunset and feeling its meanings. That contrast between social labels and common humanity is exactly what Ponyboy’s voice often explores, and this line highlights his belief that such beauty isn’t limited to one group. Darry tends to be practical and protective, Two-Bit is more the witty talker, and Cherry isn’t the one delivering this particular sentiment, making Ponyboy the best fit for these words.