Soda tells Darry and Ponyboy, “ I can’t take sides. It’d be a lot easier if I could, but I see both sides,” because he A) knew Darry was always right. B) was sure that Ponyboy was right. C) was upset about always acting as a peace maker. D) knew that Darry and Ponyboy didn’t want him around.

C

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Soda tells Darry and Ponyboy, "I can’t take sides. It’d be a lot easier if I could, but I see both sides,” because he was upset about always acting as a peace maker.

This can be supported throughout the novel with various encounters Darry has had before.

Thus, the answer to your question is .

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