In Chapter 4, Ponyboy and Johnny approach Dally for advice and support in helping them run away. Dally gives them money, a gun, and advice on where to hide and how to get there. Dally instructs Ponyboy and Johnny to hop on a train and head towards Windrixville. Once the boys get off the train at Windrixville, they follow a long dirt road for 45 minutes until the reach an abandoned church at the top of Jay Mountain. The abandoned church is small and old. It gives Ponyboy a creepy feeling because of the spider webs hanging throughout it. Ponyboy mentions that the church is in the middle of nowhere. He says that there is a sharp drop in the ground directly behind the church where he can see a great distance over the valley.
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