Plsss will mark brainliest Summarize chapter 12 from the book the outsiders

Summary: Chapter 12

Ponyboy does not have to speak much at the hearing, since his doctor has spoken to the judge about Ponyboy's condition. After the hearing, Ponyboy becomes detached and depressed. His grades suffer, he loses his coordination, memory, and appetite, and he resumes fighting with Darry.

I can summarize it for you but for the best summaries of many books, you can go to cliff notes or spark notes and look up the outsiders. It'll give u a summarization of all chapters. Cliff notes is a little better with details but both work fine.

https://www.sparknotes.com/lit/outsiders/section6/

https://www.cliffsnotes.com/literature/o/the-outsiders/summary-and-analysis/chapter-12

My summarization: At the hearing, Ponyboy doesn't speak much because his doctor spoke to the judge before hand about his condition; therefore giving him a pass. The judge asks him a few questions about his home life, acquits him from any wrongdoing, and closes the case. Ponyboy starts to get depressed and does poorly at school. He continues to fight with Darry as he continually has to berate Pony about getting his homework done.   At lunch one afternoon, Pony, Two-Bit, and Steve walk over to the gas station. Two-Bit and Steve go inside and a carload of Socs drive up and three get out. The Socs accuse him of being the one that killed Bob Sheldon, and start coming toward him. Pony calmly breaks a bottle and threatens to "split" them if they don't get back into their car: "I've had about all I can take from you guys." The Socs retreat, and Pony picks up the broken glass.  Pony's English teacher assigns a semester theme for him to write, and if he does well on it, he will give him a C for the class even though he has been doing poorly in school. The topic is to be Pony's choice and the theme is proving to be an overwhelming task for him to accomplish. Darry's constant nagging only results in arguments. When Darry and Pony try to bring Soda into the fight and ask him to choose sides, he runs out of the house.  Pony and Darry chase after him and finally catch him down at the park. Soda explains that he just can't stand it anymore — always being in the middle, always being torn from one side to the other. Soda reminds them that they should be sticking together, not tearing each other apart. All agree that they need to pull together, not apart.  At home that night, Pony cannot make himself work on his theme. He picks up Gone with the Wind and a note from Johnny falls out. Johnny writes that he had figured out what the poem Nothing Gold Can Stay really meant. The meaning is that one should not take things for granted, that everyone needs to continue to look at the world as if it is brand new in order to appreciate it. He also writes that Pony still has plenty of time to make something of himself. There is plenty of good in the world, and, most importantly, Pony should tell Dally these ideas as well. Dally really needs to hear them.  It is too late to tell Dally. Suddenly it dawns on Pony that a lot of Dallys live in the world. Someone should tell their side of the story, from their perspective, and then maybe other people wouldn't be so quick to judge. Pony decides that this is his theme topic. Pony starts his theme topic with the opening lines of Chapter 1 (in the outsiders).

hello! i am thinking the answer is d. to convince parliament to go to war against nazi germany

sorry if i am wrong